Linguistics (by Research) - MA

This course offers a broad range of degree topics, aligned with the specialist areas in which our academic team publish research.
Research in the following topics could be supervised:
clinical Linguistics;
language, gender and sexuality;
media discourse;
sociolinguistics;
discourse analysis;
pragmatics;
language and identity;
forensic linguistics;
corpus linguistics; and
computer-mediated communication.

At NTU we believe in providing education and research that are directly relevant and beneficial to your career. We place particular emphasis on helping students to develop transferable skills that are useful in all walks of life, such as problem-solving, analysis and confident communication. We also seek to provide an atmosphere that encourages initiative, innovation and entrepreneurship, alongside academic excellence.

You will need a UK honours (minimum 2.2) degree in a relevant subject, or equivalent.
You will also need to write a 300-word outline of your proposed research area.
Applications from candidates with non-standard entry qualifications will be considered on an individual basis.