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Language Acquisition and Development MSc
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  • Bangor University’s MSc in Language Acquisition and Development will develop your understanding of how language is acquired in childhood and how it changes as we age. You will gain the theoretical
    Language Technologies MSc
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  • Bangor University’s MSc in Language Technologies is aimed at those seeking to develop critical understanding of issues pertaining to the development and application of computer technology to
    Creative Writing (English Medium) MA
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  • Bangor University's well-established MA in Creative Writing could be the first step towards a writing career, or the chance for a more experienced writer to develop a new perspective. Bangor
    National Education (Wales) (English-Medium) MA
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  • The National Education (Wales) MA is a transformative and sector-leading programme designed to support early career teachers to senior leaders in navigating the changing educational landscape in
    Bilingualism Mphil
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  • This is a degree scheme designed for those wishing to write their thesis on the topic of bilingualism. You will receive research and transferable skills training from the University’s Graduate
    Language Policy and Planning MA
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  • The number of bilingual and multilingual communities and workplaces is growing, and language planning is an area of increasing importance. Consequently, there is a greater demand for individuals who
    French and Francophone Studies PhD
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  • The School of Modern Languages offers the possibility to do a PhD/MPhil in French Studies. The School has a long tradition of excellent postgraduate student support. Depending on the chosen research
    English PhD
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  • The MPhil is awarded for a dissertation of not more than 60,000 words and the PhD for a dissertation normally of not more than 100,000 words. English with specialisations in: Other Literature from