Location
United Kingdom
Study Format
On Campus
Course language
English
Study Fields
Linguistics, Education
Duration
3 Years
Academic pace
Full Time, Part-time
Degree
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Tuition Fee
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Location
United Kingdom
Study Format
On Campus
Course language
English
Study Fields
Linguistics, Education
Duration
3 Years
Academic pace
Full Time, Part-time
Degree
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Tuition Fee
Request info
Interested in investigating the key role of language in education and how it affects our learning?
On our Educational Linguistics programme you will have the chance to think about the key role of language and linguistics in education, and about how discourses around language shape classroom practices and policies.
96% of Graduates from our School of Languages and Linguistics were in employment or further study within six months. DLHE 2017.
Our programme is distinctive in its focus on linguistics in educational settings. Linguistics concerns the study of language from a broad range of perspectives, including the way speech is articulated, how language is structured and related to meaning and how it relates to speakers’ intentions and purposes in social interaction. You will gain a solid grounding in linguistics and use your knowledge to consider challenging issues for practitioners and policy-makers, such as the linguistic impact of Special Educational Needs and growth in multilingualism in UK classrooms.
You will develop core skills in linguistics which you will apply to educational contexts throughout your studies. This course considers the applications of linguistics to the multilingual classroom, to first and second language acquisition, to the acquisition of written language and the role of language in educational discourse. You will also study modules which consider language impairments and their diagnosis and management.
Based within the School of Languages & Linguistics, you will have access to specialist facilities including a dedicated Linguistics Lab, as well as opportunities to work on research projects with staff and fellow students.
If you are interested in a career within education, such as becoming a teacher, SEN specialist or speech and language therapist, then this is the course for you. The programme is also a great stepping-stone to further Postgraduate study routes including PGCE, Education and Special Educational Needs & Inclusion.
Modules
All modules are worth 20 credit points unless otherwise stated.
Modules
All modules are worth 20 credit points unless otherwise stated.
Modules
All modules are worth 20 credit points unless otherwise stated.
Educational Linguistics modules are delivered using a mixture of lectures, workshops and seminars. Seminar groups typically have up to 30 students.
Academic and research skills are embedded in modules, for example, academic writing and referencing, peer review, use of web-based resources for document sharing, and the use of wikis and blogs.
You will take three modules per semester (except for your final semester when you will take a 40-credit dissertation module and one other module). Modules have at least three hours of contact time per week. The taught sessions could be spread across all five days of the week or could be concentrated into fewer days. Taught sessions are scheduled between 9.00 am-8.00 pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9.00 am-1.00 pm Wednesday, and 9.00 am-6.00 pm Friday.
As well as the taught sessions, you will also have academic tutorials through the semester, you can set up tutorials with your module tutors, and you'll be able to attend events such as the Colloquium Lectures and Language Talks.
If you are joining us from school, college or the workplace you will probably feel you have a comparatively empty timetable. This is because a 20-credit module, which is equivalent to 200 hours of study, has three hours a week of contact time - the rest is the study you are expected to do yourself.
We support students in achieving this by giving lots of guidance on what to study, including weekly readings and preparation for assessments, and offering regular tutorials and drop-in sessions with module tutors so you can get feedback on your work. All modules are supported by materials hosted on Moodle, the University's Virtual Learning Environment.
You will be taught by academic staff in the School of Languages & Linguistics. The Head of School is Dr Rachel Wicaksono. The Educational Linguistics programme is managed by the Subject Director for Linguistics, Nikki Swift. University support staff are well integrated into our programme, for example, a representative from the library contributes sessions on research and referencing over the course of the programme.
Assessment methods vary from module to module. There is an exam on Descriptive Grammar of English in semester two of the first year. Other assessment methods include essays, presentations, data analysis, online tests, peer reviews, class tests, blog posts and research proposals and reports.
The minimum entry requirements for this course are:
To study for an undergraduate degree with us, you will need to pay tuition fees for your course. How much you pay will depend on whether you're a UK and EU student or an international (non-EU) student. Tuition fees are charged for each year of your course.
The tuition fee for 2020 entry to our Foundation, BA and BSc, PGCE Primary and Secondary and undergraduate Health degrees is £9,250 per year for full-time UK, EU, Jersey, Guernsey and Isle of Man students.
For UK, EU, Jersey, Guernsey and Isle of Man students studying part-time, the tuition fee for 2020 entry to the above courses is £4,265 per year.
Tuition fees may be subject to inflation in future years.
Find out more about funding for Foundation or Placement Year by visiting the Funding Advice pages of our website.
The tuition fee for 2020 entry to our Foundation, BA and BSc, PGCE Primary and Secondary and undergraduate Health degrees is £12,750 per year for international (non-EU) students.
Due to immigration laws, international students on a Tier 4 visa must be studying full time. For more information about visa requirements and short-term study visas, please visit the International Visa and Immigration pages.
More information about funding your studies is available on our International Fees and Funding page.
Tuition fees may be subject to inflation in future years.
There may also be some additional costs to take into account throughout your studies, including the cost of accommodation.
Whilst studying for your degree, there may be additional costs related to your course. This may include purchasing personal equipment and stationery, books and optional field trips.
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