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March 10, 2010
If you want to enroll in a Birmingham MA starting this April, it's best to apply now.
The University of Birmingham MA in Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language and the MA in Applied Linguistics start in April and October each year. There is still time to apply for the April start, but you will need to get your application in very soon.
These MAs are considered to be the most prestigious and internationally-recognized of the MAs through British universities that are available in Japan by distance learning. They have also been the most popular MAs among teachers in Japan for the last 15 years, so a lot of university teachers and others in key positions in ELT in Japan are Birmingham graduates.
For more information on the MAs click here. To ask questions, send an e-mail to Christine Watson, who supervises the MAs in Japan, by clicking here.
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