How does language influence communication? What role can I play in establishing a dialogue between people of different cultural backgrounds? What languages can I learn to facilitate inter-European or inter-Asian contact? If you find yourself grappling with any of these questions, or wondering how studying can help you to answer them all, language studies might be for you. At MRU, we offer bachelor studies in English for Specific Purposes and the Second Foreign Language – a high-end education of 3 and a half years, perfect for those seeking to enter into the fascinating field of philology and to find work in a multicultural environment.  

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in special education interventionist K-8 & ESL offers a dual endorsement in K-8 special education intervention and in English as a second language (ESL). The degree prepares you to become a teacher who assists students who have learning exceptionalities and/or language needs, and it culminates with observation and teaching experiences in the field.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies offers an endorsement in elementary education and an endorsement in English as a second language (ESL), preparing students to be competent and compassionate teachers in grades K-5 and/or to offer ESL instruction in grades K-12.

This Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary studies offers an endorsement in early childhood education (PreK-3) and a secondary endorsement in English as a second language (ESL). The degree prepares students to be competent and compassionate teachers of young students and those with language barriers, providing them with the strong foundation and early intervention they need to excel in learning.

Modern English grammar is a systematic and rigorous survey of the structure of contemporary English grammar. The course explores the usage problem associated with contemporary grammar in both speech and writing.

Students studying the English language program (Business/ Information Technologies) have two specialized directions to choose: Business or IT. With each of these in-depth orientations, graduates can choose one in 4 groups of professions are (1) Translator and interpreter in Business or IT fields, (2) Lecturers teaching English in Business or IT fields; (3) Diplomatic specialist at organizations, companies, corporations in the field of Business or IT; (4) Studying applied linguistics at research institutes.

We know you are selecting a college for more than just its location or school colours. You want to go somewhere that will prepare you for the future.

Turn your passion for literature into a profession. You could be the English teacher who expands students' world views, language development, interpretation skills, and creative thinking.

The Bachelor of Arts in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) at Great Northern University will provide you with a strong foundation in the principles and practice of English language teaching either abroad (TEFL – Teaching English as a Foreign Language) or in an English-speaking country (TESL –Teaching English as a Second Language).