During the Applied Linguistics and TESOL course at Anglia Ruskin University, you can investigate the most recent theories in areas such as second language acquisition and social debate, as well as learn various methods of research to determine their relevance to your own language teaching.
You will also learn how to do your own analysis, collecting and analysing qualitative and quantitative data, as well as learning critical-evaluative skills. These abilities can be put to use in your final research project as well as in your future career.
Our optional modules will also encourage you to pursue your own interests, with topics such as course design and classroom practice, as well as ‘Impacts of Migration’ and ‘Language, Identity, and Policy,’ preparing you for a teaching career in Europe or elsewhere.
Careers
Our MA in Applied Linguistics and TESOL will prepare you for a variety of language-learning and teaching-related careers, such as teaching English and other languages (both in the UK and abroad) and designing courses, exams, content, or language policy.
Established in 1856 as the Cambridge School of Arts, Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) changed its name and became a university in 1992.
ARU has achieved Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) and was named “University of the Year 2023” by Times Higher Education.
Anglia Ruskin University is a Post-1992 university
Anglia Ruskin was one of the original 33 “new universities” created by the Further and Higher Education Act 1992.
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Anglia Ruskin University has degree-awarding powers
In the UK, degree-awarding power means having the authority to grant academic degrees. Universities possessing this authority are designated as either degree-awarding bodies or recognised bodies.
Anglia Ruskin University submitted 16 research areas to the Research Excellence Framework (Ref)in 2021. Nine of the 16 areas were classed as world-leading
Anglia Ruskin University has been awarded Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).
Gold means that Anglia Ruskin University student experience and student outcomes are typically outstanding.
This course is at level 7 in the UK Qualifications Framework. Level 7 is advanced level study often referred to as Postgraduate level.
The Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS) is a way to talk about the time and effort a course requires. One credit (or CATS point) equals 10 hours of learning effort.
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ARTU Ranking (Out of 45 UK universities included in their table)
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