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The English Language and Literature MA aims to allow you to explore the interconnections between language and literature.
The English Language and Literature MA aims to allow you to explore the interconnections between language and literature.
The Department of English Language and Literature can offer supervision in most areas of literature from the middle ages to the present.
The MA in English Literature offers an exciting array of modules from the traditional core of English studies in the context of contemporary approaches to the subject.
This programme provides professional development for English language teachers, and focuses on the theory and practice of teaching the English language in a variety of contexts, drawing on innovative research carried out by members of the School of Humanities, which includes work on Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL), corpus linguistics, Academic English and telecollaboration.
Discover the incredible diversity of English literature throughout history and around the globe with this broad and varied Masters course.
This course gives you the chance to study English literature in a modern university environment, while taking advantage of the wealth of resources offered by London's rich cultural life.
The English Linguistics MA provides students with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to describe modern English, together with training in academic writing, linguistic argumentation and research methods.
Explore the literature of the Victorian period, when scientific discovery, rapid industrialisation, economic inequality and imperial expansion gave rise to hugely varied literature that put society and human nature under the microscope.
The course offers a global approach to the field of English language teaching. With our diverse and multilingual cohort, we adopt a strongly intercultural approach which provides you with a challenging and valuable learning experience.
Explore the literature of the Romantic period, in which writers responded with remarkable creativity to political revolution, social upheaval, and environmental crisis.
Explore the literature of the Renaissance. a period of political power struggles, religious reform, scientific advancement and humanist philosophy.
This course allows you to explore literature shaped by cultural, critical, conceptual and political shifts that framed some of the most significant events in recent history.
Pursue your love of literature at an advanced level, study modules on topics from the Renaissance to the modern day, and gain research skills that will help you stand out to employers or progress to a PhD.
Broaden and deepen your critical engagement with English and American literature and its contexts.
Influencing the world since 1583, the University of Edinburgh is the ideal place to further your understanding of, and contribution to, global cultures. We are ranked 18th in the QS World University Rankings 2019.
A unique range of linguistics and English language masters programmes from a world-class university
Since 1451 we have specialised in the arts and humanities, developing wide-ranging expertise and world-leading research. Whether you are looking for a change of direction, to build on your current knowledge and skills, or interested in an academic career, our programmes have been developed to meet the needs of your future employers. The University of Glasgow is ranked in the world’s top 50 for English Literature & Language. Our Postgraduate taught degrees are taught one-year full-time (two-years part-time), and start in September. We offer a flexible degree structure which allows you to tai
Greenwich has scooped top spot in the London league table for student satisfaction, for the second year running. The university is ranked 26th for student satisfaction, out of 122 institutions in the UK, putting it ahead of all other universities in the capital.
This new full-time one year course provides specialist knowledge and practical skills for the teaching of academic subjects in English*. All over the world, educational institutions at all levels are increasingly using English to teach academic subjects to students whose first language is not is not English. English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI), also sometimes referred to as English-medium teaching or bilingual education, is seen as a crucial aspect of helping institutions internationalise their offer and prepare their students for a globalised job market.
Kent’s Paris School of Arts and Culture is a specialist postgraduate centre in one of the most culturally rich cities in the world.
• A range of courses developed with public sector organisations within the education, teaching, business, health, law and psychology spheres.
An Accredited, Affordable Graduate Degree is within Reach at The College of Education and Social Work at West Chester University.
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