MA Linguistics

The MA in Linguistics at Queen's University Belfast is a postgraduate course offering a comprehensive understanding of linguistic theory and practice. With a wide range of modules covering empirical, theoretical and applied aspects of linguistics, this tailored course provides in-depth study of the diverse field of linguistics, while also exploring its relevance and application in today's world.Course Content: The course involves studying core modules such as Syntax, Phonology, and Research Methods, alongside an array of optional modules ranging from Psychology of Language to Issues in Irish and Celtic Languages. This provides the students an opportunity to receive intensive training in linguistic research methods.Key Modules: Key areas of study in this programme include but aren't limited to: Language and Identity, Research Methods in Sociolinguistics, Speech and Language Disorders, and Issues in Irish and Celtic Languages. The course also includes a self-guided dissertation module.Future Careers: Graduates of this course could secure careers in various fields such as academia, market research, language teaching and therapy, translation and interpretation, language consultancy, and even in the tech industry for language speech technology applications.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.