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About the course
The MA in English Linguistics is a flexible distance-learning programme. You can work at your own pace fitting your study around work and other commitments.
The programme is well established, having been introduced in 1992, but it continues to evolve. It’s now delivered via the Moodle virtual learning environment with interactive content being developed exclusively for MA students.
What's covered in the course?
This programme will enable you to develop advanced analytical skills and in-depth linguistic knowledge, and to gain experience as an independent researcher.
Entry Requirements
You would normally have a UK or internationally recognised honours degree, or its equivalent, in any relevant subject.
An alternative would be an ordinary degree/teaching certificate and two to three years' teaching experience.
For anyone who has studied at undergraduate level in a non-English-speaking country, we also require an English Language qualification equivalent to a British Council IELTS score of 7.0.
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MA Linguistics graduate, 2016
“The modules are diverse and very interesting yet challenging as well. The teaching staff are brilliant and easy to communicate with via email, phone and even face to face if you make an appointment. I love that the staff are not only approachable but they offer superb feedback on formal and informal assignments. They challenge you in order to draw out your creative side and produce high level of work. The course is well structured and the modules are broad so you're covering a lot of different aspects of linguistics.”