M.A Linguistics
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
And MA in applied linguistics typically cover core areas like phonetics syntax semantics social linguistic and language acquistions along with research methodologies student can also specialised through electives in areas such as computational linguistics psychol linguistics language teaching and Corpus linguistic the curriculum aims to equip graduates with the skill to analyse language use in various text is and contribute to fill like language teaching language technology and translation
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
No, an MA in Linguistics and an MA in English Literature are two different courses. In MA English Literature students study Literature written by noteworthy writers whereas Linguistics is considered to be the Science of language. In Linguistics students study the Science of language, words, phrases and sentences. In terms of employment prospects, an MA in English Literature has a wider scope of opportunities.
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