BA Philosophy and Linguistics
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BA in English Language and Linguistics and Philosophy. Core topics include Research Methods. In the final year, students can specialise in their preferred areas of philosophical study. A final-year philosophy project applies research to develop policies addressing real-world ethical or social problems.
Modules
- How Language Works 1
- How Language Works 2
- Moral and Political Philosophy
- Mind, Language and Belief
- Writing at University and Beyond
- Developing English: History and Society
- Reason and its Limits
- Philosophy of Language
- Discourse
- Structure, Meaning and Function
- Sounds of Speech
- Political Philosophy
- Credoau'r Cymry
- Modern Moral Philosophy
- Philosophy of Feminism
- Contemporary Moral Philosophy
- Contemporary Epistemology
- Minds, Bodies, Worlds
- Damcaniaethu Cyfalafiaeth
- French Existentialism
- Philosophy of Psychology
- Philosophical Aesthetics
- Style and Genre
- Sociolinguistics
- Language and Gender
- History of English
- First and Second Language Acquisition
- Working with Linguistic Data
- Philosophy in Practice
- Forensic Linguistics
- Communicating in Relationships
- Communication Disorders
- Extended Dissertation
- Dialect in Literature and Film
- Professional and Intercultural Communication
- Experimental Approaches to Psycholinguistics
- Language and Popular Culture
- Phraseology in Theory and Application
- Dissertation in Language and Linguistics 1
- Dissertation in Language and Linguistics 2
- Dissertation in Philosophy
- Cyfiawnder Byd-eang
- Belief & Irrationality
- Ethics of Knowing
- Beauty & Ethics
- Moral Responsibility
- A Sense of the Possible
- Paradoxes of Democracy
- Meaning Through Silence
- Aesthetic Injustice
- Reasons and Relationships
- Speech Acts Online
- Y Gyhoeddfa: Democratiaeth, Hunaniaeth, a Rheswm