Applied linguistics and tesol ma in University of sussex

This course focuses on the implications and applications of linguistic ideas. It explores key concepts in linguistic theory and the application of these theoretical perspectives in fields such as language, variation and change, and the use of language in domains of private, public and professional discourse. This course can prepare you to undertake a research degree or can give you a qualification to advance your career in a language-related profession.

A 2:1 or above Master degree inn linguistics, English language, modern languages, or a subject which has included a significant linguistic component (e.g. a linguistics pathway or minor). Alternatively, you should have a degree (or equivalent) in any subject, and substantial work experience (two years’ full-time or equivalent) in a language-related profession (for example language teacher, language support assistant or translator).  or equivalent. IELTS 6.5 (minimum of 6.0 in each component)

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