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In this MA program, you'll critically examine language acquisition and learning processes, the societal role of language, and its influence on educational systems. You'll investigate fundamental theories and discussions surrounding language teaching methodologies, societal language patterns, and the connections between linguistic frameworks and social identities.
Tailored for individuals passionate about languages, education, and societal linguistics, this program addresses a wide spectrum of topics. It's particularly relevant for language educators worldwide, including those specializing in English as a foreign/second language instruction or teaching other foreign languages.
The course also attracts those deeply interested in linguistic and sociolinguistic studies.
We regularly update our curriculum to ensure relevance, occasionally modifying or retiring specific modules. These adjustments reflect advancements in our research, funding shifts, accreditation needs, stakeholder feedback, review outcomes, and staffing changes. We commit to transparent communication with students regarding any modifications, aiming to minimize disruptions.
Career prospects
According to the 2023 Graduate Outcomes Survey, 95% of our 2020-21 postgraduate students secured graduate-level employment or pursued further studies within 15 months of completing their degree.