You will look at: the relationship between language and identity in terms of gender, ethnicity, religion and sexuality how we change the language we use according to social contexts intercultural communication the use of language and non-verbal communication in areas such as journalism, advertising and public relations. You will also: examine how children and adults learn language and become adept users of it learn about the history of the English Language and how (and why) it has changed over time explore how sounds are produced and how words are structured and created discover how language analysis can assist in solving crime learn about the relationship between language and thought and how language is processed in the brain.

Entry requirements High school diploma or equivalent with official transcript IELTS 6.0-7.0 Academic entry requirements will vary between courses to see more go to enternational students page: https://www.brookes.ac.uk/international/applying-to-arriving/how-to-apply/entry-requirements/