Masters Degrees in English Literature & Language (Pre)

If your degree offer is conditional on English language, this pre-sessional programme will allow you to meet your conditions without the need to take a further IELTS test. Read more

The M.A. E-LINGO - Teaching English to Young Learners  is a  part-time two-year post-graduate blended-learning master's programme , leading to a qualification in the teaching of English to young learners (pre-school and primary school). Read more

If you are a graduate, this MSc in Speech and Language Therapy (Pre-Registration) course could open up a fascinating new career path for you. Read more

This intensive programme is for international students about to start full-time study at a UK university. This programme is more than just a language course, which is why it is longer than other pre-sessional programmes you might find elsewhere. Read more

Improve your English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills in preparation for study in a UK university on an online 15 week, 12 week, or 7 week full-time course, or on a City Campus based 10 week or 5 week full-time course. Read more

English for Academic Study is a pre-sessional English programme that can be taken up to one academic year before your degree course. Read more

Our innovative international MSc Sign Language Interpreting (EUMASLI) programme is intended to contribute to the development of the professional field of interpreting between deaf and hearing people in Europe. Read more

Language is at the heart of everything we do. It sustains thought; it provides clarity of instruction and develops community. As an excellent communicator, this is your chance to strengthen young people's English skills through writing, reading, and spoken language. Read more

You can watch the recording of our most recent virtual open event below: MSt ELA Virtual Open Day, 28 April 2023 This programme will provide… Read more

By pursuing research in English Literature at Birmingham, you will be joining a vibrant and dynamic research community thanks to the Department’s diverse research interests and approaches. Read more