Students of the course can choose papers related to your area of interest: Language teaching and learning (including TESOL) Multilingualism, translanguaging and diversity Intercultural communication and competence Research methodology Language and culture analysis Language policy and planning Translation Interpreting Discourse studies Sociolinguistics Language and literacy education Digital literacies The languages you have proficiency in (your home language or those learned at school or university)

A relevant bachelor’s degree with a B grade average or higher in papers at level 7 or equivalent; Proof of English proficiency; An applicant’s course of study must be approved by the programme leader prior to enrolment.