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Coventry Postgrad Arts Courses You Can Start in May!

Did you know you can start at Coventry University this May? You don’t have to wait for September! If you’re looking to improve your career prospects, stand out in the job market, or up-skill yourself, here’s a look at the postgrad arts courses that start in May. So if you’re dreaming of a career in media, marketing, journalism, teaching and more, you might want to read on…

Communication, Culture and Media MA
Our Communication, Culture and Media MA invites you to study new cultural perspectives and will give you the practical skills you need to work in media! Our students learn how media operates in an intercultural environment and how to incorporate different cultural understandings into the work you produce.
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Here’s what we’ll do:
  • Help you develop a professional portfolio of work that represents your particular interests and specialties
  • Encourage you to engage with ideas at the cutting edge of your chosen field
  • Introduce you to the study of cultures and media
  • Tackle important issues within the media industry from an intercultural context
After graduation students could get jobs within film, television, journalism, charity organisations and in international media roles. This course provides a lot of transferable skills that can be applied to jobs in a variety of contexts!
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English Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics MA

Our English Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics MA will help you develop a deeper understanding of the English language, by exploring how new technologies interact with learning and teaching.

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You’ll get the opportunity to practice and observe teaching in a variety of settings and attend field trips that aim to broaden your understanding. For example, heading off to the British Museum to develop intercultural teaching activities!

So what jobs will this help you get? Graduates go on to secure English teaching jobs both in the UK and abroad. Of course we know English is a widely used international language, so there’s a lot of demand in non-English speaking countries for qualified teachers. You could also take up roles within the private sector as English consultants.

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