Linguistics Degrees

...5 courses beyond the 200 level, including 2 chosen from: 1 LING 350-0 Fundamentals of Laboratory Phonology LING 360-0 Fundamentals of Syntax LING 370-0...

...it provides students with the opportunity to investigate the links between language, culture, social organization, and learning. On the practical...

...Programme Structure Courses included: Introduction to Computing at Stanford Practical Unix Introduction to Media Production Problem-Solving for the...

...and how it is implicated in relations of power. This major will give you an insight into the most fundamental of all human faculties, develops strong analytical...

...of Laboratory Phonology 1 LING 450-1 Laboratory Phonology I 1 Syntax LING 360 Fundamentals of Syntax 1 LING 460-1 Syntactic Analysis I 1 Meaning LING...

...including pronunciation (phonetics and phonology), history (historical linguistics), and structure (syntax) Demonstration of how to do basic spoken language...

...(Ann Marie Pettigrew in 460-127E) pick up a T-shirt and arrange to have a picture taken for the Bulletin Board By their senior year, linguistics majors...

...CWR 201 Creative Writing (Poetry) Fall LA Practice in the original composition of poetry supplemented by the reading and analysis of standard works... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...for general properties of linguistic form, meaning, and usage. The department has a strong commitment to language documentation as well as to cutting edge theoretical training... Learn about: Sign language, English Language...

...201B, 201C, 202 through 209C, 211 through 216, 218, 219, 239, 244, 104, 111 or 140. All second-year students must take Linguistics 444. The following undergraduate...

...Additional topics include language acquisition, language and the brain, and language change. F. Lionnet, C. Fellbaum LIN 205 Beginning American Sign Language... Learn about: Ms Word, Sign language...

...Students are urged to complete the MA requirements in two years, and the PhD requirements in an additional five years. Courses Expand all course descriptions...

...literature, religion, law, anthropology, politics, economics, and public policy, combined with the study of one or more Near Eastern languages (Arabic... Learn about: IT Law...

...(comparative and historical linguistics), how language is processed (cognitive science and psycholinguistics), and how language is used in society (sociolinguistics)... Learn about: English Language, Sign language, Ms Word...

...South Asia, and Southeast Asia. This development recognizes the many interconnections of the Muslim ecumene and enables NES to offer its students an interdisciplinary... Learn about: IT Law...

...South Asia, and Southeast Asia. This development recognizes the many interconnections of the Muslim ecumene and enables NES to offer its students an interdisciplinary... Learn about: IT Law...

...language that develops the four major language skills: speaking, listening comprehension, reading, and writing. Class time is devoted to mastering conversational skills... Learn about: Communication Training, Ms Word...

...The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program is a five-year program. The student studies full time in residence during the first two years, selecting courses...

...from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to our globalized present. POR 101 Introduction to Portuguese I Fall Students will be taught the fundamental skills of oral comprehension... Learn about: Spanish Language, Advanced Spanish, Portuguese Language...

...Reading proficiency in a foreign language that is relevant to the student’s field of specialization is required. Since we are a Department of Spanish and Portuguese...