Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages MA

With over 200 undergraduate courses to choose from, the University of Brighton gives you a huge amount of choice and freedom to guide your future.

We have a postgraduate community of around 4,000 students from a diverse range of backgrounds whose learning experience is enriched by the high quality of our research.Our postgraduate courses can enable you to start, develop or change your career. The majority offer you a choice of full or part-time study options so you can balance work, life and study.The Doctoral College oversees postgraduate research which is at the forefront of the University of Brighton’s mission. The university believes in research that contributes to economic, cultural and social wellbeing, on a global scale. Our community of over 500 postgraduate research students embody this ideal, in terms of scope, depth and spatial reach of their work.As members of the Doctoral College, research students have access to a comprehensive range of workshops and other learning opportunities, in addition to the support they receive from their supervisors and Doctoral College staff. Students also benefit from the University’s extensive regional, national and international research networks, with links to industry, public services and professional associations providing opportunities for secondments, exchanges and collaborative working.