English

English is the most widely spread language in the world. It is the official language in countries on all five continents. In certain fields, e.g. computer technology and international aviation, English is the predominant language. It is also the most commonly used lingua franca.

The goal of our first-cycle courses in English is for you to develop your language comprehension and communicative skills, and to acquire knowledge of culture, society and literature primarily in the UK and the USA. On the C-level you have the opportunity to specialise in linguistics, English or American literature.

Alongside the regular A-C course track, we offer courses for specific purposes, e.g. legal and business English.

Programmes

Master's Programme in English – American Literature and Culture Master's Programme in English – English Linguistics Master's Programme in English – English Literature

Courses

Bachelor's level, basic courses

A Century of Comics in English, 7.5 credits English A1, 30 credits English for Specific Purposes for Law and Economics, 15 credits Jane Austen as Global Author, 7.5 credits Joseph Conrad as Global Author, 7.5 credits Practical English: Basic Grammar, 7.5 credits Practical English: Culture and Society, 7.5 credits Practical English: Literature, 7.5 credits Practical English: Oral and Written Production, 7.5 credits Written English for Legal Purposes, 7.5 credits

Bachelor's level, continuing courses

Communities, Speakers, Texts: Pragmatic and Sociolinguistic Perspectives on English, 7.5 credits Degree Project C-Level, 15 credits English B1, 30 credits English C1, 30 credits English for Students at the Faculty of Science and Technology, 7.5 credits English Literature and the Canon: Tradition and Innovation, 7.5 credits Investigating the Structure of English then and now: From 'elne mycle' to 'with great zeal', 7.5 credits Writing American Selves: Fictional and Non-Fictional Self-Portraiture, 7.5 credits

Master's level courses

Archives of Empire, 7.5 credits Communicating Linguistics, 7.5 credits Criticism, Theory and Practice, 15 credits Cultures of Migration and Diaspora, 7.5 credits Cultures of the Avant-Garde, 7.5 credits English in Transition I, 7.5 credits English in Transition II, 7.5 credits From Project to Paper: Writing about Linguistic Research, 7.5 credits Genre, Mode, Literary Form, 7.5 credits Introduction to Corpus Linguistics, 7.5 credits Inventing America: The Writings of the Colonies and Early Republic, 7.5 credits Language in Society: Theory, Analysis and Interpretation, 7.5 credits Literary Theory, 7.5 credits Literature and Intersectionality, 7.5 credits Literature, Media, Technology, 7.5 credits Modernism and Modernity in America, 7.5 credits Modernisms, 7.5 credits Nineteenth-Century British Fiction, 7.5 credits Reading the Contemporary: Post-45 American Literature and Culture, 7.5 credits Reassessing Shakespeare and Early Modern Literature, 7.5 credits Rethinking 19th Century American Literature, 7.5 credits Risk Humanities, 7.5 credits Second Language Acquisition: Theoretical and Practical Approaches, 7.5 credits Shakespeare and Early Modern Culture in a Global Context, 7.5 credits Stylistics, 7.5 credits Teaching English in Language Classrooms Today, 7.5 credits The Atlantic World: Writing the Eighteenth Century, 7.5 credits The Gothic and Romanticism, 7.5 credits The New Modernisms, 7.5 credits The Nineteenth-Century Novel, 7.5 credits World Englishes: Social and Linguistic Perspectives, 7.5 credits Writing the Postcolony, 7.5 credits

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