Applied Linguistics, Minor

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Program Description:

The Applied Linguistics minor enables students to develop expertise in areas such as articulatory phonetics, second language acquisition, and syntax and morphology, which support professional preparation and advancement in TESOL and provide a strong foundation for graduate study in linguistics.

Study Abroad, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 10 credit hours:

10 weeks, May to August

Select Four (4) Language Courses from the Summer Institute of Linguistics, the University of North Dakota

LING 450 Articulatory Phonetics (2 hours)

LING 455 Phonetics of Signed Languages (2 hours)

LING 452 Syntax and Morphology (3 hours)

LING 470 Introduction to Sociolinguistics and Language Development (2 hours)

LING 480 Second Language Acquisition (3 hours)

Southeastern Main Campus Courses - 8 Hours

Select the following courses amounting to 8 hours:

No more than 4 credit hours of foreign language courses may be applied to minor.

Foreign language credit hours applied to fulfillment of General Education credits may not be applied to the Applied Linguistics Minor

BIOT 1103 - BEGINNING HEBREW A Credits: 3
LANG 1133 - AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I Credits: 3
LANG 1544 - GREEK I (A) Credits: 4
LANG 1704 - ELEMENTARY ARABIC A Credits: 4
LANG 2142 - TESOL LISTENING AND SPEAKING Credits: 2
LANG 2152 - TESOL READING AND WRITING Credits: 2
LANG 3103 - SPOKEN THAI Credits: 3
ENGL 3333 - ADVANCED GRAMMAR Credits: 3
ENGL 4043 - APPLIED LINGUISTICS (ESOL) Credits: 3
ENGL 4633 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN LANGUAGE & LIT Credits: 3
ENGL 4633 - HISTORY OF ENGLISH

Applied Linguistics, Minor

Program Description:

Study Abroad, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 10 credit hours:

Southeastern Main Campus Courses - 8 Hours

Total Hours: 18 Credit Hours