Details
Question the society we live in through the lens of English Language, all the while building skills highly sought after in a range of different sectors. Exploring the importance of language allows you to understand the past, present, and our changing future, covering everything from history to current affairs.
Complimentary courses
- Sociology
- Law
- Psychology
- Media
- Business / Business Studies
- History
- Government & Politics
- French
- Spanish
Course Content
During this eye-opening course, you’ll explore the impact of social media and technology on language in the present and go back to 950AD to track changes in the attitudes and values of society. Learn how people use language to control and influence others and find out why the ‘Forbidden Experiment’ impacts our understanding of child language acquisition. You’ll also practice being a professional writer as you learn how to respond to a brief. Step out of the classroom with visits to London, university lectures, and virtual talks from David Crystal, the world’s leading linguistic expert.Your Opportunities
Possible career paths- Editor
- Journalist
- News Reporter
- Writer / Copywriter / Blogger
- PR Professional
- Web Content Manager
- Media Researcher
- Translator
- Social Media Manager
- Linguist
- Publisher
- Speech and Language Therapist
- Teacher
- Marketing Executive
Your Assessment
- 80% examination
- 20% coursework
Our Entry Requirements
For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements
For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements
Question the society we live in through the lens of English Language, all the while building skills highly sought after in a range of different sectors. Exploring the importance of language allows you to understand the past, present, and our changing future, covering everything from history to current affairs.
Complimentary courses
- Sociology
- Law
- Psychology
- Media
- Business / Business Studies
- History
- Government & Politics
- French
- Spanish