BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics (with a Modern Language)

The BA English Language and Linguistics with a Modern Language course offered by Manchester Metropolitan University is a full-time, undergraduate course that offers a comprehensive analysis of English and explores the structures, meanings and contexts that shape communication. The program combines the study of language in use with the theory and practice of language teaching. Additionally, students have the opportunity to study a modern language such as French, German, Spanish or Italian at various levels.Course Content: Students will explore the English language from a wide range of perspectives, including its structure, history, and its use in spoken and written discourse. Alongside English, students can learn a modern language with study abroad opportunities. Students will have access to dedicated language learning resources and can choose from a variety of teaching and learning methods.Key Modules: Core units include English Language, Language and Society, Language and Mind, Linguistics Research Project and Spanish, French, German or Italian (optional). Optional units include Phenomena of English, Psycholinguistics, History of English, and Sociolinguistics.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the University itself. Future Careers: This degree programme can lead to varied career paths such as a linguistics researcher, foreign language teacher, interpreter or translator, media professional, or work in advertising and marketing. The course also provides the skill set to undertake further study or research in language and linguistics.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.