This is an elective course for undergraduate students taking the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Linguistics and Business Administration (Honours) programme. This course focusses on the psychological aspects of human language, including bilingualism, language acquisition, and verbal concept formation. It also introduces students to high level language processing that deals with word recognition, sentence and discourse processing. The course will fore ground insights into the complexity of both human language and the problems involved in studying it. Students will also evaluate and apply theoretical aspects of psycholinguistics to language learning and usage.

This advanced level proficiency course involves an integrated approach to language learning. Students will have further practice in social, academic and occupational interactions, and be able to initiate and sustain dialogues, convince listeners of their opinions and participate in interviews. Students will identify main ideas and supporting details and have further practice in sequencing ideas and events. Students will have further exposure to various genres of writing.

This advanced level proficiency course involves an integrated approach to language learning. Students will have further practice in social, academic and occupational interactions, and be able to initiate and sustain dialogues, convince listeners of their opinions and participate in interviews. Students will identify main ideas and supporting details and have further practice in sequencing ideas and events. Students will have further exposure to various genres of writing.

This advanced level proficiency course involves an integrated approach to language learning. Students will have further practice in social, academic and occupational interactions, and be able to initiate and sustain dialogues, convince listeners of their opinions and participate in interviews. Students will identify main ideas and supporting details and have further practice in sequencing ideas and events. Students will have further exposure to various genres of writing.

This advanced-level course enables students to produce well-structured reports on complex topics in educational and occupational domains. Students are required to plan the process of writing reports and apply an appropriate level of formality while writing to develop sociolinguistic competence. Students will be exposed to source citations, data interpretation skills on complex diagrams, and cohesive writing. Besides, students will have the opportunities to redraft, backtrack, and self-correct throughout the process in order to produce good-quality reports.

This advanced-level course enables students to produce well-structured reports on complex topics in educational and occupational domains. Students are required to plan the process of writing reports and apply an appropriate level of formality while writing to develop sociolinguistic competence. Students will be exposed to source citations, data interpretation skills on complex diagrams, and cohesive writing. Besides, students will have the opportunities to redraft, backtrack, and self-correct throughout the process in order to produce good-quality reports.

This advanced-level course is designed to cultivate students' capabilities in both oral and written communication, specifically tailored for diverse environments within the hospitality sector. The coursework will introduce students to the intricate nuances of complaint management, the art of dialogic discourse, and the formulation of methodical proposals. Students will engage in simulated role-play exercises focused on complaint and conflict resolution. Furthermore, they will assimilate a multitude of strategies, apt for facilitating effective dialogues in professional contexts. A pivotal component of the course will be the honing of students' competencies to craft compelling and strategic proposals germane to the hospitality arena.

This advanced-level course is designed to cultivate students' capabilities in both oral and written communication, specifically tailored for diverse environments within the hospitality sector. The coursework will introduce students to the intricate nuances of complaint management, the art of dialogic discourse, and the formulation of methodical proposals. Students will engage in simulated role-play exercises focused on complaint and conflict resolution. Furthermore, they will assimilate a multitude of strategies, apt for facilitating effective dialogues in professional contexts. A pivotal component of the course will be the honing of students' competencies to craft compelling and strategic proposals germane to the hospitality arena.