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Undergraduate Requirements
Minors
in linguistics are usually individually tailored to the interest of the
student, who consults with the chair of the supervisory committee for
linguistics. All minors must have a minimum of 15 credits in
linguistics, of which 6 credits must be in courses numbered over
300.
All programs must include LING 219.
For more information,
contact Greta
Muller-Levis.
Graduate
Minor
A
graduate minor in linguistics is offered through a cooperative
agreement with the departments of Anthropology, Computer Science,
English, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Psychology, and the program
in Speech Communication. For the master's degree, a declared minor
consists of 9 credits in linguistics, including two foundation courses
(511 and 537) and one elective from the list of courses approved for
graduate credit. For the Ph.D. degree, the minor consists of 12 credits
in linguistics including two foundation courses (511 and 537) and two
electives. Students in Teaching English as a Second Language are not
eligible for a graduate minor in linguistics.
The
following courses may be used in graduate programs with the approval of
the student's program of study committee: LING/COMS 331, LING/ENGL 420,
LING/ENGL 422, LING/ENGL 425, LING/CMDIS 471, LING/WLC 486, LING/WLC
487.
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