

MA in Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching, University of Nottingham
Nottingham,
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12 Months
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About this course
This Applied Linguistics course offers a comprehensive approach to understanding language learning and research methodologies. During the autumn term, students will engage with core modules that focus on research methods in applied linguistics, including data collection, analysis, and presentation using both qualitative and quantitative approaches. The course also dives into Second Language Acquisition (SLA), exploring how people learn a second language, considering factors like age, mother tongue influence, and language skills development. The programme aims to equip students with essential research skills and in-depth knowledge of language learning processes, preparing them for advanced research or professional work in this field.
Why this course is highly recommended
The programme’s strong focus on practical research skills, such as data collection and analysis, combined with coverage of key theories in second language acquisition, makes it ideal for students aiming to excel in academic or professional settings involving language research, teaching, or curriculum development.
Specialisation
The course places a significant emphasis on research methodologies in applied linguistics and second language acquisition, allowing students to focus on understanding how languages are learned and how to effectively study this process with a strong grounding in both qualitative and quantitative research techniques.
Course fees
Application fees
25.65L
1st year tuition fees
25.65L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
The course involves taking core modules that are each worth 20 credits. The combination of these modules equips students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for conducting research in applied linguistics and second language learning.
English language test
PTE
71
TOEFL
90
DUOLINGO
-
IELTS
6.5
Career prospects
Graduates will be well-prepared for roles requiring research in applied linguistics, language teaching, or curriculum design. They may also pursue further academic research, including PhD studies, given the research-focused nature of the modules.
FAQs
Are the modules fixed or can they vary?
Modules offered can change or be updated from year to year due to curriculum developments or staffing changes, so it's best to consult the module catalogue for the latest options.
Are there restrictions on module combinations?
Yes, due to timetabling availability, there may be restrictions on some module combinations.
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