Linguistic Profiling for Professionals

Passionate about communication

Linguistic Profiling for Professionals (LiPP) is a research and business unit based in the School of English here at the University of Nottingham. We specialise in enhancing workplace communication, leadership and teamwork strategy.

From research through to solution - we're here to help. We use our world-class research into how language is used in real-life work environments to inform our training, courses and consultancy; with the singular aim of improving global communication.

To find out more or to discuss working with us, please get in touch

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In these innovative degree programmes, you will be introduced to key linguistics concepts and research on professional communication, as well as the means to apply these practically to enhance workplace practice.

The below Professional Communication courses are all studied via Web-Based Distance Learning:

Professional Communication - MA level

Professional Communication - PG Diploma

Professional Communication - PG Certificate

Specialisms

Health communication

Public services communication

Global communication

Communicating equality

Digital communication

Leadership communication

How we do it

The Trent Building, University Park Campus

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News

New funding for Masters degrees

Midlands4Cities Nottingham funding for students starting in September 2019. Eligibility: All of Arts and Humanities. Selected themes in Law, Politics and Geography.

These awards are available to outstanding students from the UK who wish to pursue a Masters degree (MA or MRes) at the University of Nottingham in any area of the Arts and Humanities or areas eligible for AHRC funding in Law and Social Sciences.

Find out how to apply

Events

Radical Electric Teaching: A Conference and Showcase

Future innovations in teaching and learning will evolve where new thinking in teaching, new approaches to curriculum design and management, and new technology come together in alignment.

This two-day conference brings together university teachers and educators, learning technologists, practitioners and students to share the concepts, practices and technical applications that will form the educational settings of the future.

Based on the evidence available, the TEF Panel judged that the University of Nottingham delivers high quality teaching, learning and outcomes for its students. It consistently exceeds rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education.