MA Applied Linguistics

The Applied Linguistics MA course, offered by the University of Greenwich, is designed for students interested in the scientific aspects of language use. This course delves into the intricacies of our linguistic faculties and investigates the ways language is manipulated in multicultural and multilingual settings. It focuses on enhancing the research skills of students and offers them an array of opportunities, right from the spectrum of linguistics aspects to modern trends in the application of linguistics.Course Content: The course provides a thorough understanding of the exploration of language in use, particularly in relation to the broader social, political, cultural, and economic contexts. Key topics studied include language ideologies, language as a social action, language policy and planning, multilingualism, and modern technological trends in applied linguistics.Key Modules: Some key modules covered in the course include 'Research Methods in Applied Linguistics', 'Intercultural Communication', 'Language in its Sociocultural Context', along with options to choose from 'English Language in Use: Context and Change', or 'Critical Discourse Analysis'. Students also need to complete a dissertation on an agreed topic as a part of the course.Accreditations: While specific accreditation details are not mentioned, the course is offered by the University of Greenwich, a recognized higher education institution.Future Careers: Successful completion of the MA in Applied Linguistics can lead to careers in education, language instruction, language planning, teaching, and research. Graduates have been employed in various roles across secondary and higher education sectors, vocational education, government and public service, health and welfare, and in a wide range of industries around the world.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.