Graduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics

The program combines research and coursework, with a strong focus on fieldwork, classroom research and workplace documentation.
Courses are offered face to face, after hours.
Students complete two courses for the Graduate Certificate and four courses for the Graduate Diploma.
Masters students undertake four courses plus the dissertation.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Graduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics Areas of Specialisation The Discipline of Applied Linguistics, a scholarly research community, is internationally recognised for research in the areas of: ecolinguistics language planning language testing multiliteracies and e-learning environments social practices and language learning workplace communication Example Study Plan To qualify for the Graduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics, the student must complete satisfactorily a program of study consisting of the following requirements with a combine total of not less than 12 units.
LING 5004 Meaning as Choice LING 5011 Language, Learning and Linguistics LING 5020 Discourse Analysis LING 5022 Linguistics Research Seminar I LING 5023 Linguistics Research Seminar II LING 5103 Directed Study in Linguistics LING 5112 Field Linguistics LING 5113 Language Planning Please note: Not all courses are offered each year.
Assessment See the Postgraduate Handbook on the Linguistics website for details.