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BA Teaching English as a Foreign Language
First year Foundations of Linguistics Foundations of Sociolinguistics
Foundations of Teaching English as a Foreign Language
One linguistics, language or social science option
Second year
Second Language Learning Methodology of Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Description of English for ELT
One linguistics, language, social science or project option
Third year Three English language teaching options
One linguistics, language or social science option
BA English Language and Literature
First year Foundations of Linguistics Foundations of Sociolinguistics or Foundations of Psycholinguistics or Foundations of Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Introduction to Literature Close Reading (half module) Introduction to US Literature (half module) or
Introduction to European Literature (half module) or Writing Skills (half module)
Second year One English language option One linguistics option Early Modern Literature Versions of Modernity
Third year One English language option One linguistics option Two literature options
BA English Language and History
First year Foundations of Linguistics Foundations of Sociolinguistics
The Making of the Modern World 1789-1989 or Society, Culture and Politics in Europe 1500-1750
One history option or The Enlightenment
Second year One English language option One linguistics option Making History: Concepts, Themes and Sources (half module)
One history half-option One history option
Third year One English language option One linguistics option Two history options
BA Sociology of Language
First year Foundations of Linguistics Foundations of Sociolinguistics Researching Social Life Sociology and the Modern World
Second year Two sociology of language options
Continuity and Controversy in Sociology
One sociology option
Third year Two sociology of language options
Current disputes in Sociology
One project or sociology option
For BA Modern Languages and English Language, BA Modern Languages and Teaching English as a Foreign Language and BA Modern Languages and Linguistics, see Modern Languages.
This information is a guide to course content and is subject to review on an annual basis.
Second- and third-year options English language options
Conversation and Social Interaction
Grammatical Change in the History of English Language and Sex Language Rights Lexical Change in the History of English Linguistic Description of English
Media and Institutional Talk Caribbean, African
American and British Black Englishes
English-based Pidgins and Creoles
Sociolinguistics Varieties of English
English language teaching and TEFL options
Directed Classroom Observation
Discourse in Language Teaching
Foundations of
Computer-Assisted Language Learning Intercultural Pragmatics Introduction to Teaching Young Learners
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Pragmatics: Discourse and Rhetoric
Language Testing Learner Autonomy Learner Perspectives on Vocabulary
Materials Design and Development Second Language Phonology
Second Language Learning Teaching English for Academic Purposes
Teaching English for Specific Purposes
Teaching Writing in ESL/EFL*
* English as a second language/ English as a foreign language
Language acquisition and disorders options
Child Language Acquisition Children’s English
Developmental Language Disorders
Language Disorders in Adults
Phonological Development and Disorders
Psycholinguistics
Neuroscience of Language Sentence Processing Development of Language Processing
The Mental Lexicon
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