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Dr Paweł Szudarski, Assistant Professor in Applied Linguistics speaks on our Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching Course. If you are a linguist but also have an interest in teaching, or perhaps are already an existing teacher, then this course is for you.
You can visit the course page by following this link.
Dr Kevin Harvey, Associate Professor in Sociolinguistics talks about our unique MSc in Communication and Entrepreneurship. Working in collaboration with Nottingham Business School, you'll be introduced to the multidisciplinary aspects of professional communication, investigating language in the world of business.
Dr Thomas Legendre, Assistant Professor in Creative Writing discusses our MA in Creative Writing. Studying with us gives you the benefit of studying in a UNESCO City of Literature, the city that was once home to renowned writers D.H. Lawrence, Alan Sillitoe, and Lord Byron.
Dr Scott, Assistant Professor in 19th and 20th Century Literature tells you about our rich and varied MA in English Literature. If you want to study literature that you love in a UNESCO City of Literature, then this may be the course for you.
Dr Joe Jackson, Associate Professor in 20th-Century and Contemporary English Literature explores our MA in English Studies. At Nottingham, we offer a wide breadth of study areas in the field of English, from Literature to Medieval to Drama, and on this course, you can choose as many, or as little of them as you like.
Professor Kathy Conklin, Professor of Psycholinguistics discusses our MA in Applied Linguistics. At Nottingham, we offer a wide breadth of subject areas and specialisms within Linguistics: you can either enjoy them all, or specialise in the ones you like the most.
Dr Anna Blackwell, Assistant Professor in Drama, discusses our MA in English (Online). This course is our innovative online masters programme which allows you to specialise in a range of areas within English, building your own curriculum at your own pace.
You can find out more the course here for 2025 entry, and here for 2024 entry.
You can also sign up for our free trial.
If you have any questions, please email applied-english@nottingham.ac.uk
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