The Linguistics Department is unique in the UK because it integrates theoretical and applied linguistics in a single academic unit. The Linguistics Department provides great variety and flexibility
The course aims: to provide students with advanced training in linguistic theory and language sciences using a range of approaches and methodologies to give students the opportunity to acquire
Interrogate and contribute to linguistics across a number of contexts, including English language teaching, politics, policy writing, social activism, journalism and media, and charity work.
Our MA Applied Linguistics course is an ideal option for graduates who wish to develop a career in the language-related industries including publishing, media, teaching and translation. Choose to
Typical pathwayThe PhD in Applied Linguistics programme is most suitable for applicants who have some experience of conducting research.Taught-track and thesis pathwayThis programme is recommended
The Masters of Research in Linguistics offers training and subject background to conduct research in Linguistics, with a fully tailored programme that covers methods required for your dissertation
A centre of vibrant, contemporary research in a wide range of areas of linguistic study. Current research is focused on topics including discourse analysis, language variation and change, language
Studying our Masters degree in English Language and Linguistics provides you with that invaluable insight into how humans communicate. You’ll explore how English evolves across time and place, the
Work in the linguistics group spans a range of areas in the discipline from syntactic and semantic theory to applied linguistics. In particular, colleagues supervise in synchronic and diachronic
This Masters focuses on how linguistic research can help solve language-related problems in professional practice and public life. It is designed for you to become a research-led specialist in areas