The English Language and Linguistics course at Queen Mary University of London explores the deep structure of language and the way it relates to thought, culture, and society. The course combines scholarly methods with an emphasis on the practical use of English in contemporary society and is perfect for anyone fascinated by the workings and history of language.Course Content: The BA in English Language and Linguistics incorporates elements of humanities, social sciences, and the study of language. A range of methods are combined, including linguistic analysis and language data collection. The departmental modules enable students to study diverse aspects of linguistics such as phonetics, syntax, and semantics. The program offers comparable emphasis to the study of the English language, its use in a variety of social settings and in different media, and theoretical issues concerning language and linguistics. Key Modules: The course offers a number of key modules including Introduction to Linguistics, Sounds of English, English in Use, Research Methods, Syntax, Current Issues in Syntax, Semantics, and Phonetics.Future Careers: Graduates from the course have found work in a range of areas including teaching, speech and language therapy, media work, journalism, health and social work, legal professions, business, PR and marketing. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. English Language and Linguistics.