BSc Language and Linguistics
Entry requirements
A level: BCC Applicants can satisfy the requirement for the A level grade C by substituting a combination of alternative qualifications recognised by the University.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Linguistics, combining the study of language structure, meaning, and use with counselling studies as an optional specialism. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Clinical Skills, Critical & Analytical Thinking, and Global & Comparative Perspective. The programme offers a study abroad opportunity in the second year and placements in English language teaching contexts both locally and internationally.
Modules
- Communication and Language
- Children's Language
- Analysing Language I
- Analysing Language II
- How language works
- Varieties of English
- Nature and Contexts of Counselling
- Talk, Interaction and Social Organisation
- Semantics
- Linguistic Theory I
- Language Acquisition
- Research Methods in Linguistics
- Counselling Theory
- Issues in morphology and morphosyntax
- Work Placement
- International Academic Studies
- Literature Review in Linguistics
- Researching Talk
- Current Issues in Linguistics
- Language Acquisition
- Developing the Reflective Practitioner
- Linguistic Interfaces
- Structure and History of English
- Investigating Ellipsis
- Dissertation in Linguistics