The M.Phil. Programme requires two years of full-time study, and starts in the autumn term. During the first year you take courses in language and linguistics. In the first year students may choose from the courses offered at the Department of Modern Foreign Languages or from courses offered by the Department of Language and Communication Studies, and approved by the Department of Modern Foreign Languages. A course introducing academic theory and method, ENG3001, prepares you for your work with your Master’s thesis.

Master of Philosophy in English Language and Linguistics*

Semester	7.5 credits	7.5 credits	7.5 credits	7.5 credits
Spring 4	ENG3910 Master’s Thesis in English Language and Linguistics
Autumn 3
Spring 2	ENG3122 Cognitive and Theoretical Aspects of Language		ENG3123 Translation	ENG2153 First and second language acquisition
Autumn 1	SPRÅK3000 Theories and Methods in Linguistics		LING2204 Pragmatics II	ENG2155 Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Grammar and Translation

* The table shows how a Master of Philosophy in English Language and Linguistics is usually built up.

Students who want to include other courses offered by The Department of Modern Foreign Languages (see list to the right), or from the list of courses offered at the Department of Language and Communication Studies (see list to the right), should contact the Department of Modern Foreign Languages for further information regarding the possiblities for an individual curriculum.