Linguistics and the English Language BA (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Bangor
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Bangor (Wales)
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
September
This course allows you to combine study of Linguistics with modules in English Language. The two subjects are complementary, allowing you to gain a full understanding of the way in which language abilities develop as well as developing your knowledge and capabilities in the use of English language. Linguistics is described more fully on the Linguistics page. In the introductory modules of the course you will look at issues such as how our language changes according to the context in which it is being used and how men's and women's language use differs.
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About this course
The course aims to enable understudies to: Students will demonstrate familiarity with the core areas of linguistics
Students will develop knowledge of basic terminology and techniques for the analysis of natural language.
Students will achieve a basic understanding of a wide range of topics in the study of natural language.
Students will develop a basic ability to analyse natural language data, and to carry out phonetic transcription.
Students will develop the ability to plan and write an academic essay, plan and prepare an oral presentation,and to prepare appropriately and effectively for examinations.
A degree from the School of Linguistics and English Language equips you with knowledge and skills which will open many doors for you when choosing a career.
Our courses in Child Language Acquisition, Speech and Language Disorders offer a good foundation for those who wish to pursue postgraduate training in speech and language therapy in order to qualify as a speech and language therapist.
Our courses on English Grammar and Child Language Acquisition offer a good foundation for those who wish to pursue a PGCE (teacher training qualification).
Courses in Teaching English as a foreign Language are invaluable for those who wish to teach English Overseas.
300 260 points or equivalent, no specific subjects required
We consider mature students and Access students with non standard qualifications.
260 300 points or equivalent, no specific subjects required
We consider mature students and Access students with non standard qualifications.
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Subjects
- English Language
- IT
- English
- Semantics
- Linguistics
- Dissertation
- Introduction to Language
- Basic linguistic terminology
- Working on practical tasks
- Work with supervision
- Different subfields of linguistics
- Semantics & Pragmatics
- Linguistics and the English Language
- Pragmatics
Course programme
Linguistics and the English Language BA (Hons)