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MA
University of Nottingham - School of Modern Languages and Cultures
The MA in Translation Studies at the University of Nottingham is designed both for professional translators and interpreters wishing to obtain a formal qualification, for language graduates wishing to become translators or undertake further research studies. The course combines theoretical and practical training and makes use of our state-of-the-art translation and interpreting facilities.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of English
The School of English at Nottingham has long been in the forefront of research and teaching in the interface between language, literature and culture.The MA programme in Literary Linguistics provides an exciting integration of English language in literary studies. You will work with several leading world figures while discovering your own position in language and literature.
MA / PGDip
University of Nottingham - School of English
This innovative and flexible programme gives students the opportunity to specialise simultaneously in several areas of English studies: Literature 1500 to the Present, English Language and Applied Linguistics, Medieval Literature and Language.This MA is particularly suited to those students who wish to broaden the range of their experiences as undergraduates without losing the focus and depth which characterises postgraduate study. Students who are keen to pursue a career teaching English in higher education, together with in-service teachers who wish to update their skills, will also find this course particularly useful as it provides an ideal introduction to the main subject-areas encompassed with English studies.
MA
University of Nottingham - Faculty of Arts
This MA course builds on the international reputation of the School of English at Nottingham as one of the foremost centres for English Language research in the world.The School's Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching programme provides a broad course of study on language and linguistics, and offers an excellent route towards pursuing a PhD.The principle of language study established at Nottingham combines theoretical and ideological dimensions with practical applications; we aim to be rigorous and principled while offering an approach to language study that is fundamentally humane.The MA in Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching explores the role of language in human affairs using a variety of approaches, ranging from discourse analysis to corpus linguistics. With a particular focus on research methodology, this programme offers an opportunity for investigating language and communication from an interdisciplinary angle.Particular features of the programme include: - a theoretical grounding in research methodology and linguistic description - one-to-one tuition with expert members of staff - teaching informed by active leading-edge researchers in the field - innovative and engaging teaching methods - access to many online resources - flexibility in course content All MA students in the School of English join a lively and thriving postgraduate community.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of English
The School of English at Nottingham has long been at the forefront of research and teaching in the area of applied linguistics. The MA programme in Applied Linguistics provides an exciting opportunity to investigate English language in applied contexts.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of English
School specialisms include applied linguistics, stylistics, language and education. Students on this programme are able to choose from the whole suite of distance learning modules offered on linguistics programmes.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of Modern Languages and Cultures
This interdisciplinary course combines the theoretical, technological and practical training necessary for effective translation between English and Chinese. It also offers training and practice in bi-lateral interpreting between the two languages.In addition to core modules in translation and interpreting, you will also take modules in advanced English or Chinese Language.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of Modern Languages and Cultures
The MA in Literatures in English Translation offers students the opportunity to study, normally in translation, a range of national and regional literatures from around the world originally written in those European languages taught by the School of Modern Languages and Cultures. In offering literatures translated from Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Russian and Serbian/Croatian, and Spanish,this course enables students without sufficient language expertise to access these texts and situate them both in their cultures and contexts of origin and in relation to other literatures.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of English
This web-based MA Literary Linguistics provides an exciting integration of English language in literary studies. You will work with several leading world figures in the course of discovering your own position in language and literature: the programme covers a wide range of material, with options to develop your own thinking and pursue your own interests and research.
MA
University of Nottingham - School of English
This MA course builds on the international reputation of School of English at Nottingham as one of the foremost centres for English Language research in the world. The principle of language study established at Nottingham combines theoretical and ideological dimensions with practical applications.
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