Not only is the following study programme based on common linguistic studies in English, but also on practically applied English Philology studies, and aims to prepare competent specialists in linguistics, who shall be able to apply linguistic knowledge and communicative competences in a creative manner when interacting in two foreign languages. The programme may be viewed as highly relevant: due to Lithuania‘s geo-political position and peculiarities of the labour market, it is necessary to have specialists fluent in two foreign languages, as well as possess fundamental linguistic knowledge and high-level communication skills.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies offers an endorsement in elementary education and an endorsement in English as a second language (ESL), preparing students to be competent and compassionate teachers in grades K-5 and/or to offer ESL instruction in grades K-12.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in special education interventionist K-8 & ESL offers a dual endorsement in K-8 special education intervention and in English as a second language (ESL). The degree prepares you to become a teacher who assists students who have learning exceptionalities and/or language needs, and it culminates with observation and teaching experiences in the field.

This Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies offers an endorsement in early childhood education (PreK-3) and a secondary endorsement in English as a second language (ESL). The degree prepares students to be competent and compassionate teachers of young students and those with language barriers, providing them with the strong foundation and early intervention they need to excel in learning.

The Department of English, Journalism, and Media Communications supports the core curriculum with student-centred instruction in languages, literature, composition, speech, digital media, and journalism.

A Bachelor of Arts in English is an undergraduate academic degree program that focuses on the study of the English language, literature, writing, and related disciplines.

Our English and Maths courses can help you to improve your skills to prepare you for employment or for going onto another course at a higher level. If you are working, then these courses will help you to progress in your career and learn new skills. We also offer a number of English courses for those from overseas looking to learn English. These courses are for students who need support with reading, writing, listening and speaking in English.

Are you fascinated by literature and its cultural and political contexts? Our BA English offers you the chance to study the full range of English literature and to develop valuable new skills in writing, reading and critical thinking. Based on our historic campus in the heart of London, you’ll gain a detailed knowledge of literary works from the medieval period to the present day and discover authors from a variety of places and cultures.

The Bachelor's program in English at Saint Rose immerses students in literature, creative writing, theater, film, and digital media. Our graduates go on to succeed in a wide range of fields.

Our English majors build bridges between canonical authors such as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton and Mark Twain and the marginalized yet deeply valuable perspectives of diverse ethnic, religious, and LGBT communities. The Department of English at our Brooklyn campus gives students an inclusive and disciplined study of literature as well as fundamental writing and critical thinking skills. We offer numerous courses that develop writing skills, including creative writing, script-writing, magazine writing, and advanced expository writing. We also have an exciting Film/Media Studies track.

When doing your GCSEs in English language and perhaps English Literature you will have commented on how language can be used to achieve effects and you will have created a variety of texts, like letters and descriptions. You will have had the chance to write creatively. All of this experience is a sound basis for undertaking this A level which takes the analysis of language much further. We develop a methodology for the analysis of language and apply it to language as it occurs in a wide range of contexts, from children’s spoken and written language to the language of advertisements and the mass media. We also look at how language has changed from 1550 to the present day.

Join Charleston Southern University’s Bachelor of Arts in English education program and emBAk on a journey to become an English teacher in grades 9-12. With a deep passion for literature and writing, our program prepares you for success in shaping the minds of future generations. Through practicum and student teaching experiences in partnership with Dorchester District 2, Charleston, and Berkeley County school districts, you will be immersed in the teaching profession from day one. Starting with observations and culminating in a yearlong clinical practice, you will gain invaluable insights and hands-on experience in real classroom settings.

The graduate program in English at the University of Virginia has long been a distinguished one. We offer three graduate degrees, including the Master of Arts, the Doctor of Philosophy, and the Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. While the following section of the website deals primarily with the MA and PhD degree programs, you can find information about our renowned MFA in creative writing here.

If you have a love for works like The Great Gatsby, A Raisin in the Sun, or Their Eyes Were Watching God, the Bachelor of Science with a major in English/language arts education at Trine University can help you share that love while making a difference in the lives of middle and high school students.

People have always told stories to explore what it means to be human. Our department is a supportive community of readers, writers, and scholars contributing to this ever-changing story. Through seminar-style discussion and project-based learning, English majors learn how to analyze texts, think critically, and communicate their knowledge and ideas. Our faculty are active in their fields, publishing their scholarship and creative work; our department brings noteworthy writers to campus for readings, workshops, and conversation. Many of our students take on internships, conduct independent and faculty-mentored research, publish in our university’s literary journal Headwaters, and are active in Asheville’s vibrant writing community.