Nottingham Trent University - 7 March Open Day
7 Mar 2026, 09:00
Nottingham

Language has power. It can shape a mind, influence an idea, or even start a movement.
Linguistics is the science of how language works. And language influences all the big questions in everyday life, from culture and gender, to technology, discrimination, health, law, social justice, ecology, and conservation.
BA (Hons) English Language and Linguistics is a practical course designed to develop you into a highly skilled communicator. If you wish to specialise in English language teaching you can also gain the prestigious Cambridge Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA), a professional qualification that will open doors to employment worldwide.
Career-boosting elements are fully embedded throughout the course with a focus on applying your knowledge and theory with hands-on, practical sessions. You will explore how language is used in the real world and how it can tackle the big problems including racism, gender equality, and climate change.
You will be supported with a personalised learning environment, a wide range of optional modules, and a range of innovative assessment types, including blogs and videos, professional expert reports, and teaching material.
You can even gain valuable full-time work experience with a sandwich course option, or spend time studying - or even teaching - abroad.
Why study English Language and Linguistics at NTU?
Our students love us! 98% of Linguistics students are positive about the teaching on their course (National Student Survey 2023)
Gain the prestigious Cambridge Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA), a professional qualification that will open doors to employment worldwide.
Complete a work experience placement, meaning you’ll graduate with valuable industry experience.
Study abroad with one of our partner institutions, ISEP or Turing Scheme, including in Australia, Canada, USA, Chile, Japan, Europe and many more.
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