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Nottingham Trent University offers a BA (Hons) Linguistics and Media degree that uniquely combines the study of language with media and communication. This interdisciplinary program is designed to develop your understanding of how language works in society, as well as how media shapes and reflects cultural and social realities. You will explore topics ranging from the structure and use of language to the production and impact of media content. This degree prepares students for a wide variety of careers in communication, media industries, education, and beyond by fostering strong analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills.
Curriculum Structure:
The course balances theoretical knowledge with practical skills, covering:
Core Linguistics Modules: Study of phonetics, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, and language acquisition, helping you understand the mechanics and social aspects of language.
Media and Communication Studies: Exploration of media theory, digital media, journalism, and media production, equipping you to analyze and create media content.
Practical Workshops: Hands-on sessions in media production techniques, including audio, video, and digital storytelling.
Research Project: An independent dissertation or project allowing you to investigate a topic that interests you deeply, combining linguistic and media perspectives.
Campus Location:
Nottingham Trent University’s vibrant city campus provides access to modern media labs, language resource centers, and collaborative learning spaces, fostering a supportive environment for both theoretical and creative work.
NTU encourages active learning through:
Work-Based Learning and Placements: Opportunities to gain real-world experience in media companies, publishing houses, or communication departments, enhancing employability.
Research and Fieldwork: You can engage in linguistic field studies or media research, guided by expert faculty, giving you practical exposure to data collection and analysis.
Student Media: Participate in student-run newspapers, radio, or digital platforms to develop your media production and communication skills in a professional setting.
Workshops and Guest Lectures: Frequent sessions with industry professionals and academics offer insight into current trends and career paths.
The university’s Career and Employability Service supports students with:
Personalised Career Advice tailored to linguistics, media, and communication sectors.
CV and Interview Preparation workshops to help you confidently present your skills and experiences.
Networking Events connecting you with alumni and industry contacts.
Graduate Employment: Graduates commonly find roles in media production, public relations, education, content creation, and speech therapy, among others.
From 80 UCAS tariff points from up to 4 qualifications.GCSE - Grade C/4, with a pass in Speaking if this component is reported separately.IELTS - Overall score of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 for each componentTOEFL - Overall score of 79 with at least 18 Reading, 17 Listening, 20 Speaking, 18 Writingmedia producercontent creatorjournalistpublic relations specialistdigital marketerspeech therapist assistantlanguage analystsocial media managercommunications officerbroadcastercopywritereditortranslatorlanguage teacheradvertising executiveand research assistant
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