English is a world language and England was once the largest empire that left its mark on all forms of intellectual life in the rest of the world, both culturally, socially, literature and economics. Even to this day, characterizes England world order with its language and culture. In our globalized and digitized world, English is the predominant and dominant communication medium (language). If you choose to study English at RU, then you will get a thorough introduction to the language theory, text analysis, communication, culture, translation theory and literature studies. English as a language covering large geographical areas such as the UK, US and postcolonial countries, including Australia & New Zealand, Canada, India and parts of Africa, but the interaction between English and Danish, English culture and Danish culture also plays an important role in the profession. Specifically, you'll learn to speak English fluently, and to read and write complicated texts at a high level. English is simply your second language and you learn to use English in many practical contexts such as an interpreter, translator, speaker, communicator at job interview or a business function in a business. You will have ample opportunity to read English literature from Shakespeare, Keats, TS Eliot to our contemporary writers of political, cultural personalities. To obtain a Master's degree from the RUC must combine English with another program. Some of the most popular combinations are listed here: Danish Communication Journalism History However, you are free to choose which subjects you want to read next to your English study.

Job Opportunities

Teacher, cultural broker, copywriter at media agencies and advertising agencies, translator, interpreter, foreign journalist, business consultant, employed by public bodies or private organizations.

Special admission requirements

Completed basic study at RU