English Language & Linguistics Options
Second-Year English Language Options
Our range of second-year Linguistics options includes the following (Click on
the relevant module title for a more detailed description)
| Module |
Brief details |
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Sociolinguistics
|
A look regional and social dialects, language in public arenas (e.g.
courts, healthcare), discourse, bilingualism and code-mixing etc. |
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Researching Language Variation |
A hands-on module in which you devise, conduct, analyse and present
a research project of your own on speech in the local community |
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English Phonetics and Phonology
|
A look at the sounds and sound system of English |
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Structure of English |
A look at the structure, meaning and use of words, phrases and
sentences in English |
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Child Language Acquisition and Language Disorders |
A look at how children learn to speak, read and write English, and
at disorders which can impair their development |
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Description of English for English Language Teaching |
A module designed to tell you what you need to know about English in
order to be able to teach it more effectively |
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Meaning & Words |
This module
examines how words and sentences come to mean what they mean |
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Varieties of English |
A look at varieties of English spoken in different parts of the UK
and around the world |
Second-Year Linguistics Options
Our range of second-year Linguistics options includes the following (Click on
the relevant module title for a more detailed description)
| Module |
Brief details |
|
Sociolinguistics
|
A look regional and social dialects, language in public arenas (e.g.
courts, healthcare), discourse, bilingualism and code-mixing etc. |
|
Researching Language Variation |
A hands-on module in which you devise, conduct, analyse and present
a research project of your own on speech in the local community |
|
English Phonetics and Phonology
|
A look at the sounds and sound system of English |
|
Structure of English |
A look at the structure, meaning and use of words, phrases and
sentences in English |
|
Psycholinguistics |
A look at how we perceive and recognise speech, how we process
language, and how disorders can impair our speech and language |
|
Child Language Acquisition and Language
Disorders |
A look at how children learn to speak, read and write English, and
at disorders which can impair their development |
|
Second Language Learning |
A look at how we acquire a second language, and how this differs
from the way children acquire their first language |
|
Methodology of Teaching English as a Foreign Language |
A module aimed at students interested in Teaching English as a
Foreign Language as a career or as a short-term job |
|
Description of English for English Language Teaching |
A module designed to tell you what you need to know about English in
order to be able to teach it more effectively |
|
Meaning & Words |
This module
examines how words and sentences come to mean what they mean |
|
Linguistic Review |
A project-based module in which you write a review of current
research in an area of particular interest to you |
Second Year Sociolinguistics Options
Our range of second-year Sociolinguistics options includes the following (Click on
the relevant module title for a more detailed description)
| Module |
Brief details |
|
English Phonetics and Phonology
|
A look at the sounds and sound system of English |
|
Linguistic Review |
A project-based module in which you write a review of current
research in an area of particular interest to you |
|
Sociolinguistics
|
A look regional and social dialects, language in public arenas (e.g.
courts, healthcare), discourse, bilingualism and code-mixing etc. |
|
Researching Language Variation |
A hands-on module in which you devise, conduct, analyse and present
a research project of your own on speech in the local community |
Other
Last modified on 11 May 2012.