Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Politics] From University of Sussex

YouÕll explore key concepts in linguistic theory and the application of these theoretical perspectives in fields such as:

• language variation and change
• discourse analysis concerning the language of public and private domains
• intercultural communication.

You'll be trained in a range of current methodologies for linguistic analysis and will plan and execute original, data-driven research. YouÕll become an active member of a vibrant scholarly community and attend talks and numerous events.

Our course prepares you to advance your career in a language-related profession, or to undertake a research degree.

Careers

During your Applied Linguistics MA you develop skills in written communication, critical assessment and problem solving. Our graduates often go on to careers in education and education management, particularly relating to:

• the teaching of primary language skills
• English as a second or foreign language
• bilingual education.

Others go on to further study in linguistics and related fields, such as journalism, publishing, speech therapy and advertising.