General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced)

The human capacity for language are at the center of the study of linguistics. The field encompasses the nature of different languages and the essence of language as a social and cognitive event. It asks questions such as: How can we communicate? In what ways are languages different and similar? Just how can we learn language? Why does language change over time? What is the connection between mind and language? The Master of General and Applied Linguistics (advanced level ) provides the chance to explore these and a number of other questions through an especially broad choice of topics. The application will supply you with a strong grounding in linguistic theory, analysis and associated techniques, and offers the ability to study language as a cognitive, social and historical procedure. Students can also study a wide array of languages as part of this degree.

A doctorate degree or international equivalent with a minimum GPA of both 6/7 along with the endorsement of a recognized supervisor for the thesis. All applicants must meet the University's English Language Entry Requirements for Students.