[Corpora-List] New Masters in English Language at the University of Oxford
Martin Wynne
martin.wynne at oucs.ox.ac.uk
Fri Jan 6 11:17:30 UTC 2012
The MSt in English Language is a new one-year taught Masters degree
programme. It is designed for graduates in English, linguistics or
another relevant subject who want to study the history, structure and
uses of the English language at an advanced level, and is a suitable
preparation for those planning to do doctoral research in the field of
English language.
Oxford University has a long tradition of English Language study and
offers excellent facilities, including the extensive resources of the
Bodleian library. Those teaching on the M.St course are internationally
reputed experts in fields which range from the early history of English
to its uses as a global language in the 21st century. English
lexicography is a particularly strong area of expertise: Oxford
University Press, which produces a range of dictionaries including the
Oxford English Dictionary, offers a small number of internships each
year to students with a special interest in dictionaries and dictionary
making.
Funding support is available through the Faculty’s News International
Scholarships, which pay the full cost of tuition plus a maintenance
grant of approximately £9000. (The scheme is competitive, but all
applicants for the M.St will automatically be considered.)
The course convenors are Professor Deborah Cameron (Worcester College)
and Professor Lynda Mugglestone (Pembroke College). Other Faculty
members who contribute to the teaching of the MSt are Professor
Charlotte Brewer, Dr Simon Horobin and Professor Suzanne Romaine. All
are actively involved in English Language research, specializing in
various aspects of the history, structure and uses of the language.
In addition to the courses provided specifically for the MSt in English
Language, graduate students are able to attend lectures and research
seminars offered by the Linguistics Faculty. They have access to the
extensive holdings of the Bodleian Library, the English Faculty Library
and the linguistics collection of the Taylorian Library.
Applications to begin the course in October 2012 are open from September
2011 to March 2012. For further details, how to apply, and where to
address queries, please visit:
http://www.english.ox.ac.uk/prospective-graduates/masters-programmes/english-language
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