In-depth Course in English, Linguistic Specialization

Bachelor's level | 15 credits | Course code: EN1320

Autumn 2019

100% Day

Göteborg

Period: 2 September 2019 - 4 November 2019
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English

2 Closed GU-13041

Spring 2020

100% Day

Göteborg

Period: 20 January 2020 - 25 March 2020
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English

2 Closed GU-23044

Spring 2020

50% Day

Brighton, UK

Period: 20 January 2020 - 7 June 2020
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English
Comments: This course (GU-23045) has been cancelled and will not start during the spring term 2020.

Cancelled 2019-10-15

Autumn 2020

100% Day

Göteborg

Period: 31 August 2020 - 2 November 2020
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English

2 Opens 16 March GU-13011

Spring 2021

100% Day

Göteborg

Period: 18 January 2021 - 24 March 2021
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English

2 Opens 15 September GU-23009

2) Only EU/EEA citizens and students with approved residence permit in Sweden can apply

About the Course

The course consists of two modules: Module 1: English Linguistics – Theory and Method (7.5 Higher Education Credits) This module analyzes the English language in terms of its structure and function from the perspective of various linguistic subdisciplines, such as semantics, syntax, discourse analysis, sociolinguistics, among others. In connection with the study of these linguistic approaches, the course considers current methods in language research, such as data collection methods (observation, elicitation, corpus building, etc.). As this module contributes to the completion of an independent research project by the student, it includes critical discussions of the practices and conditions of scientific authorship (the writing process, source documentation, peer review, source criticism, research ethics) and provides an opportunity for structured reflection on students’ own scientific style and approach. Module 2: English Linguistics (7,5 Higher Education Credits) The main point of departure for this module is that language is both a cognitive phenomenon and a social/cultural action. Based on modern functional/cognitive paradigms, the course provides an in-depth description of core linguistic phenomena (primarily syntactic and semantic/pragmatic) in relation to English along with the analytical concepts used for studying these.

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Course Syllabus

EN1320

Requirements and Selection

Requirements: 30 credits Introductory course + 22,5 Intermediate Course. Written Proficiency or Academic Writing within the Intermediate Course or IELTS 7.5 no part under 6.5 or TOEFL 625, TWE score 5.5 or equivalent must be included.

Selection: Selection is based upon the number of credits from previous university studies, maximum 225 credits.

Tuition Fee

Tuition fee for event
Application fee: 900 SEK
Full course cost 21 003 SEK First payment 21 003 SEK
EU/EEA citizens, Swedish residence permit holders and exchange students do not pay fees.
More information on: http://www.universityadmissions.se

Tuition fee for event
Application fee: 900 SEK
Full course cost 21 500 SEK First payment 21 500 SEK
EU/EEA citizens, Swedish residence permit holders and exchange students do not pay fees.
More information on: http://www.universityadmissions.se