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Linguistics Major

The Linguistics major provides students the opportunity for closer study of how language works and its connections with related fields such as anthropology, sociology, and psychology; the linguistics major also leads to graduate study and careers in linguistics and teaching English as a second language.

You can find the requirements for the BA in Linguistics here.

Current and Upcoming Courses

Fall 2024

  • LING 105: Language Myths (FS)
  • LING 305: Intro to Language Studies
  • LING 327: Applied Linguistics in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
  • LING 318: Intro to Morphology & Syntax
  • LING 381: Linguistic Methods
  • LING 479: Special Topics: Historical Linguistics
  • LING 482: Employing Linguistics

Spring 2025

  • LING 305: Introduction to Language Studies
  • LING 306: English Grammar for Teachers
  • LING 312: Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology
  • LING 441: Seminar on Language and Identity
  • LING 479: Undergraduate Research Experience (instructor permission required)
  • LING 481: Advanced Linguistic Methods (co-requisite: LING 498)
  • LING 493: Internships in Linguistics (application required)
  • LING 498: Capstone in Linguistic Field Methods (co-requisite: LING 481)

Summer 2025

  • LING 305 [online]: Introduction to Language Studies (Second 7 weeks)

For an official listing of all linguistics courses, access the interactive undergraduate catalog.