Studying English Language and Sociology in combination provides an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of how and why we behave as we do and how we use language to connect us as a society. You’ll examine the world from different angles, discuss new ideas, and familiarise yourself with quantitative and qualitative methods of analysing linguistic data and decisions.The joint honours course uses lectures, seminars, and workshops led by a team of research-focused staff to create a supportive and collaborative learning environment. Students graduate with a range of transferrable skills applicable to a wide variety of job roles.Key featuresIntegrated Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA), enhancing your professional portfolioA close student/staff community with regular course activities, socials, quizzes, and trips, including to Parliament in LondonEmphasis on transferable skills, digital citizenship, graduate employability, and work-based learning opportunitiesHands-on approach to the study of the social impact of language using real dataTeaching (English as a Foreign Language) practice in small group seminarsLively discussions and dynamic learning opportunities. Lectures are designed to be refreshing and stimulating to encourage creative thoughtDevelop an understanding of the the relevance of social hierarchies, social institutions and social power in everyday lifeLearn from a constantly evolving curriculum which adapts to suit the society it is trying to study