MA Applied and Forensic Linguistics

Course Details

Course Subject

MA Applied and Forensic Linguistics

Total Credit

180

Qualification

Postgraduate Taught

Awarding Body

Canterbury Christ Church University

Academic Level

Level 7

Course Location

Canterbury

Course Duration

1 Year

Course Fees

£ 15500 Yearly

MOI

Not Accepted

OIETC

Accepted

Intakes

September

Work Placement

No

About The Course

About The Course

An MA in Applied and Forensic Linguistics is the best way to develop a deeper understanding of the many ways in which language works in the legal process, as well as methods to study it. Issues of authorship identification, as well as justice, power and interaction both relate to the practical applied study of language. Although the course focuses on the English language and the Anglo-Saxon judicial system, its theoretical and practical insights can be equally applied to other languages and systems, provided the context is studied and taken into account.

Why study Applied and Forensic Linguistics at Canterbury Christ Church University?

Participating in this course gives you the opportunity to strengthen your theoretical knowledge of the formal aspects of the English language and non-verbal communication, while at the same time exploring how these aspects pertain to legal and regulatory contexts, from bills, laws and regulations to courtroom interaction and using language as evidence in the forensic process. As part of your degree, you will see how language is used and researched in legal and other professional contexts; the practical component of the degree will give you the opportunity to put into practice what you have learnt in and by reflecting on and analysing the impact of language in law and regulation.

This course is also available as an Extended Masters that helps International students adjust to studying in the UK.

 

English Requirement

You have to get at least 6.5 band socre of IELTS

General Requirement

Academic requirements:

Bachelor of Arts, Science or Commerce (Honours) awarded after 4 years of study at a good institution with a final grade of at least 60% or a GPA of 2.5/4.0

Bachelor degree (Professional subjects) awarded after at least 4 years of study at a good institution with a final grade of at least 60% or a GPA of 2.5/4.0

English requirements:

-IELTS – minimum of 6.5
-IELTS Writing – minimum of 6.0
-IELTS in all other bands – minimum of 5.5.

Please check with our Admissions Team for your specific English requirements as some courses many differ.

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