The BA in English Language and Linguistics at University of Reading examines the fundamental aspects of human language, exploring the nuances of how language works in daily life, its role in society, and its broader sociocultural implications. This course will provide a deep understanding of English, extending beyond the traditional realms of literature to include the study of the structure, use and variation of the English language.Course Content: The degree program encompasses a wide range of areas, including grammar, pronunciation, conversation analysis, language education, child language development, and language disorders. Students will have the opportunity to explore how language is used in society and learn how language varies across different user groups. The course also offers a robust grounding in practical skills like text analysis and research methodologies in linguistics and language studies.Key Modules: Some of the core modules in the program include 'Sounds of English', 'Grammar of English', 'Language in Society', 'Child Language Acquisition' and 'Psycholinguistics'. The unique 'Content in Language' module allows students to get hands-on experience with language documentation.Future Careers: Graduates of this programme have a wide range of career paths to choose from. They can work in fields like teaching, speech and language therapy, publishing, marketing, human resources, public relations, broadcast journalism, and other professions which require strong communication skills and a thorough understanding of the English language. This course also provides a solid foundation for further study at the Master's or PhD level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.