Linguistics
Language is a window into the mind. Linguistics provides an understanding of the human capacity to acquire, perceive, and produce language and of language's role in contemporary society.
Experimental Sociolinguistics Seminar (LING 491/910)
Are you interested in learning about experimental approaches to sociolinguistic questions?
How do listeners socially evaluate language?
What type of sociolinguistic knowledge do language users have?
Hands-on experience/workshops
Want to learn about experimental approaches to sociolinguistic questions?
We will design and run a novel sociolinguistic experiment as a class.
Undergraduate Programs
The Department offers a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of General Studies, and two minors in Linguistics.
Graduate Programs
The Department offers a Master of Arts degree and a Ph.D. degree.Linguistics Stats
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Certificates
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Undergraduate degree options
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Graduate level degrees
Latest News
Wed, 09/25/2024
Congratulations to our Linguistics Ph.D. Graduates from Spring and Summer 2024! ...
Wed, 09/11/2024
Morgan Robertson was awarded a Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant from the National Science Foundation. Her project is titled "Doctoral Dissertation Research: Clear Speech Productions and Intelligibility Benefit for Native and Non-native Speakers and Listeners."
