English, Intermediate Course

During the second term of English studies, you deepen your knowledge of the English language with a focus on linguistic, literary, and cultural aspects. You study the structure of English grammar and phonetics, develop your academic writing and oral proficiency, and gain an overview of English literature from the Renaissance to modernism. You also choose thematic modules that allow you to explore areas such as discourse analysis, sociolinguistics, or postcolonial literature, all integrated with academic English in both speech and writing.The course is intended for students who wish to further develop their linguistic, communicative, literary, and cultural competence.

Have you previously studied EN1110 in Brighton?

If you studied EN1110 (Introductory course, 30 credita) in Brighton in the semester immediately preceding EN1210 (Intermediate course, 30 credits), please note that you cannot study EN1210 in Brighton in the following semester..Under current UK immigration rules, study as a Standard Visitor is limited to a maximum of six months, and consecutive periods of study cannot be used to extend this period..You may still apply for EN1210 in Gothenburg. It may also be possible to apply for EN1210 in Brighton at a later opportunity..Students are responsible for checking the UK entry and immigration requirements that apply to their individual circumstances and nationality. For current information on what applies to you, please see:https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor/visit-to-study.If you are not an EU/EEA citizen and are considering studying in Brighton, please contact us before making any travel or visa arrangements.