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Applied Linguistics (Dept of Applied Linguistics and Language Studies)

Applied Linguistics is part of the School of Languages. This field draws upon knowledge and methods from several other academic disciplines, including linguistics, modern languages, anthropology, sociology and psychology. It provides theoretical concepts for understanding the relationships between language use, social forces, psychological processing and cultural patterns.

The department's undergraduate program is designed to provide theoretical and empirical insights into issues of language use and language acquisition. The subjects should be of particular interest to students in language departments, but will also appeal to any students interested in language issues.

Requirements for a major:

In 1995, Applied Linguistics is not available as a major and can only be studied in connection with a major in a language or another field related to Applied Linguistics, for example, with a major in English Language Studies, Linguistics or a language. For details contact the Department of Applied Linguistics and Language Studies.

170-230/330 FIRST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
170-231/331 SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TEACHING
170-232/332 CONVERSATION ANALYSIS: TALK-IN-INTERACTION
170-233/333 ENGLISH LANGUAGE LITERACY

Further information:

Student Union Counter handbook
Local faculty/departmental handbooks and course guides on WWW (not yet implemented).

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