University of Wales, Swansea

What you'll study

The full-time academic year is structured with three modules in each semester, followed by a summer-stage research or practice project. Modules listed by the programme include:

• Communicative language teaching
• Grammatical analysis
• Discourse analysis for language teaching
• Research methods for applied linguistics
• Second language acquisition
• Vocabulary: teaching and learning
• Professional portfolio
• Dissertation

Entry requirements

The programme states that applicants are considered on their own merits and that a wide range of qualifications is welcome. Applicants should consult the university for specific academic and English language requirements relevant to their circumstances.

Career prospects

Graduates move into roles across English language teaching, teacher training, curriculum development, educational consultancy and further academic study in applied linguistics. The course highlights intercultural competence, adaptability and independent problem-solving as central graduate attributes that support work in diverse educational settings worldwide.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page references tuition fees and funding information and directs applicants to the university’s funding and scholarships resources. Prospective students should review the university’s official fees and scholarship webpages for up-to-date details and eligibility guidance.