Central Campus
This programme offers a linguistic perspective on real-world problems of language in use, with a strong emphasis on developing skills and knowledge that can be applied in a wide range of professional settings.
You will explore how language is used in a variety of social situations; for example, language use in everyday conversation, or in educational setting.
You will compare language variability - for example, bilingualism, accents, dialects - with social diversity such as gender, class, or ethnicity.
You will examine how knowledge and uses of language can impact people’s lives.
A UK 2:1 honours degree, or its international equivalent, in linguistics. Students without a linguistics degree but with substantial practical experience as a language professional may be considered. Entry to this programme is extremely competitive.
September
Postgraduate Master's
MSc
Part time (day)
2 years
College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences
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