BA (Hons) English Language & Sociology

The English Language and Sociology programme at the University of Chester is a joint honours degree, combining both subjects to broaden students' understanding of communication and societal structures. It enables the acquisition of knowledge and skills needed for successful communication in different cultural settings, while also covering the critical issues and debates in contemporary society. Course Content: The course is comprised of modular assessments, ranging from reports, essays, presentations, portfolios, to practical projects. In the initial level, students are introduced to engaging modules such as Writing and Society, Introduction to Sociology and Language Structure and Use. Deep into the programme, students can opt for modules in total communication, language teaching, scriptwriting, TESOL, and critical discourse among others.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Writing and Society, Introduction to Sociology, and Understanding Social Change. Additional modules available are Total Communication, Language Teaching, Scriptwriting, TESOL, and Critical Discourse Analysis.Future Careers: Graduates with this degree can venture into a wide range of future careers. They are well-equipped for professions directly linked to their degree specialisms such as communications, language teaching and research, or industrial relations. They may also work in related sectors like social policy, public administration, welfare services, and media-related occupations. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.