Linguistics and Applied Linguistics

Linguistics is the study of language in all its aspects including its structure, its diversity, how it changes and evolves, how people learn and make use of it to communicate, and how it is implicated in relations of power. It provides students with an insight into the most fundamental of all human faculties, develops strong analytical skills and a foundation for work in many diverse areas.

A specialisation in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics in the Graduate Diploma of Arts consists of:

Level 1

• One Level 1 Linguistics and Applied Linguistics subject (12.5 points)

Level 2
Three level 2 Linguistics And Applied Linguistics subjects including:

• Phoenetics (12.5 points)
• Syntax (12.5 points)
• One elective subject (12.5 points)

Level 3
Three level 3 Linguistics and Applied Linguistics subjects, including:

• the compulsory level 3 subject, Exploring Linguistic Diversity (12.5 points)
  
• Two elective subjects (25 points)

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics Level 1 Subjects:

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics: Level 2 Compulsory subjects:

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics Level 3 Compulsory Subject

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics: Level 2 Electives

Linguistics and Applied Linguistics: Level 3 Electives