BA (Hons) English
University of Bedfordshire
Duration
3 years
Intake
January, September
Degree
Bachelor
Program Overview
Suppose you are fascinated by the English language, linguistics, literature, and creative writing. In that case, this course offers you a wealth of opportunities to explore a diverse range of approaches to English. You’ll discover key linguistic frameworks as well as exciting and varied forms of literature, and have the flexibility to design your studies to fit your strengths, learning style, and areas of interest. You’ll also have the option to study for the TEFLi, an essential qualification, should you wish to teach English in language schools both in the UK and worldwide
Key Information
University
University of Bedfordshire
Campus
Bedford
Total Credits
360
Study Mode
Full-time
Loan Availability
No
Program Details
Duration
Tuition Fee:
Format
Attendance:
Study Gap:
Fees & Funding:
1st payment | 2nd payment | 3rd payment | 4th payment | 5th payment | 6th payment |
| Registration month | 65% | 7% | 7% | 7% | 7% |
| September | At registration | 1 November | 1 December | 1 January | 1 February |
| February | At registration | 1 April | 1 May | 1 June | 1 July |
| June | At registration | 1 August | 1 September | 1 October | 1 November |
Course Structure
Level 4 (Year 1)
- Approaching Literature – 30 credits
- How Talk Works – 15 credits
- Describing Language – 30 credits
- How Texts Work – 15 credits
- Introduction to Linguistics and Phonetics – 30 credits
Level 5 (Year 2)
- Investigating the Social World – 30 credits (Core)
- Creative Writing – 15 credits (Option)
- Discourse and Ideology – 15 credits (Option)
- The Play's The Thing – 15 credits (Option)
- Style and Stylistics – 15 credits (Core)
- Language Teaching, Learning and Assessment – 30 credits (Option)
- English Sentence Structure – 15 credits (Core)
- The Sounds of English – 15 credits (Option)
- The Meaning of Meaning – 15 credits (Option)
- Radical Change in the Long Nineteenth Century – 30 credits (Option)
Level 6 (Year 3)
- Dissertation – 30 credits (Core)
- Children's and Young Adult Fiction – 15 credits (Option)
- Gothic Literature – 15 credits (Option)
- TESOL: Teaching Practice – 30 credits (Option)
- World Literature: Crossing Borders – 15 credits (Option)
- Research in Action – 15 credits (Option)
- Forensic Linguistics – 15 credits (Option)
- Psycholinguistics - Language and the Brain – 15 credits (Option)
- Modern and Postmodern Literary Practices – 30 credits (Option)
- Exploring Language Professions – 15 credits (Option)
Entry Requirement
Academic
12 Class/HSC/A Level/Equivalent. At least 55% Marks. A level passes (C and D minimum)
Language
IELTS - 6/5.5
TOEFL - TOEFL IBT - Listening: 17, Reading: 18, Speaking: 20, Writing: 17
PTE - Listening 59, Reading 59, Speaking 59, Writing 59
Duolingo - 110 overall with no sub score less than 100
How To Apply
Prepare All Documents
All academic transcript and certificate, Passport, NID, TB Test.
Apply to the University
Eligibility check and application to to the University
CAS Interview
Fill-up the CAS Shield and prepare for Interview
Visa Application
Apply for visa with proper bank statement and pay the visa application fees and IHS Fees
UKVI Interview
Prepare for Visa Interview and wait for visa decision
Post Departure Activities
Collect BRP, Complete Enrollment, Register with GP, Open Bank Account, Apply for National Insurance
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