English Language Undergraduate Degrees

... speakers of English. It provides training aimed at bringing students up to a near native level of English upon completion, as well as training in a wide range of aspects of the English language and English linguistics, with a particular focus on teaching English as a foreign language... Learn about: Introduction to Language, International English Language for TEFL, Different subfields of linguistics...

...Fact file UCAS code QPH9 English Language and Communication Length 3 years full-time Entry requirements A typical offer would be 280 UCAS Tariff points An interest in language and communication (and particularly the English language and communication through English), together with open-mindedness... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

... modules in your chosen language each year. Core modules in your second year focus on English grammar and the sounds of English. You can explore theories of how and why language developed and also have the option to take a language competencies module leading to a work placement. This could involve field... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...In this course you will investigate the sounds, words and grammar of the English language. You will discover where English comes from, how it developed over time, how it varies across the UK and further afield, and how it is used in different situations. You will acquire the skills required... Learn about: IT Law, PR training, English Language...

... and phonetics. Alongside this you’ll learn Mandarin Chinese, spoken by 20% of the world’s population. Our core Chinese module is designed to teach absolute beginners how to speak, listen to and read this fascinating language. You’ll also study simplified writing characters and Chinese culture. For your second... Learn about: Advanced English, Chinese Language, English Language...

... English), together with open-mindedness and a willingness to look at language and communication from a number of perspectives are important. More entry requirement details. Location Canterbury School Language Studies and Applied Linguistics More about English Language and Communication... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...What is it for sounds, gestures and marks on paper to have meaning? What are the various uses to which we can put language, and how does it manage to have the effects it has? How do we learn language? And how does the language we use reflect society, the nature of our thoughts, and what we... Learn about: Political Philosophy, English Language, Communication Training...

...In this course you will investigate the sounds, words and grammar of the English language. You will discover where English comes from, how it developed over time, how it varies across the UK and further afield, and how it is used in different situations. You will acquire the skills required... Learn about: IT Law, PR training, English Language...

..., and social ideas to develop your own imaginative work. The course will suit students who are excited about the idea of exploring the structure and evolution of language in relation to their own creative writing. Award-winning tutors will help you develop your knowledge of the forms and techniques of powerful... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language...

... into Chinese culture, society and history. The degree has language at the heart of it, with core modules developing the key oral, aural and written skills every year. These modules also foster cultural awareness, which you will need for your year abroad, and later on, for the world of work... Learn about: Written and oral examinations, Cultural Awareness, Child Language Acquisition...

... second year with us, so there is still plenty of time to think about this. In your final year, you can choose from a wide range of modules, from Child Language and Communication to Pacific Histories which explores colonisation, conflict and connections. You also have the opportunity to select to... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

... for analytical language study alongside the means to apply those skills to the study of historical and present-day English. In addition, you will practise key transferable skills, such as essay writing and how to give a presentation. You will study film and drama, and you will be introduced to methods and topics... Learn about: English Language...

... of its grammatical and sound systems? How does it function in different contexts? How does language interact with society? As well as exploring these questions, you will explore newer and emerging fields such as conversation analysis, corporate communication, and corpus linguistics. Our Part I system allows... Learn about: Language of Advertising, English Language, English Phonetics...

...During this course you will spend two thirds of your time studying English Language (as described on the English Language page) and one third studying Film Studies (as described on the Film Studies page)... Learn about: Basic linguistic terminology, Subfields of linguistics, Film Studies...

... schools whose second language is English. You’ll take two English Language Teaching (ELT) modules each year. We offer a career development module in your second year that will equip you to take up an English Language teaching work placement - perhaps teaching phonics to primary school pupils or teaching... Learn about: English Language...

... for analytical language study alongside the means to apply those skills to the study of historical and present-day English. In addition, you will practise key transferable skills, such as essay writing and how to give a presentation. You will study film and drama, and you will be introduced to methods and topics... Learn about: English Language...

...How does language work? Why do we develop accents? What makes human language such a unique way of communicating? Linguistics offers a fresh insight into the human mind, combining arts and sciences into one captivating subject. We have a cutting-edge approach to linguistics, studying theory,... Learn about: English Phonetics, Cognitive Linguistics, English Grammar...

...During this course you will spend two thirds of your time studying English Language (as described on the English Language page) and one third studying Creative Writing (as described on the English with Creative Writing page)... Learn about: Subfields of linguistics, Word structure (morphology), Sound structure of language...

... produce your own writing and discuss this with your course mates. Other modules include clinical linguistics, child language and meaning and context... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language...

...The aim of this course is to develop your understanding and use of English Language in all 4 core skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) to the equivalent of IELTS 6 so that you are able to start your degree programme (Bachelor’s or Master’s) . The course develops language skills... Learn about: English Language...