Languages and Cultures, M.A.: Applied Linguistics Concentration

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About the Languages and Cultures Master’s Program

This degree has several possible concentrations. Depending on the concentration, students may complete 30 hours of graduate courses and a thesis or 36 hours of coursework. Candidates for this degree are directed to the Guide to the M.A. Degree Program in Languages and Cultures, which is obtainable from the graduate advisor or the departmental office.

About the Languages and Cultures: Applied Linguistics Concentration

Students in the Master of Arts in Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Applied Linguistics complete 36 hours of coursework. Areas of emphasis include teaching English as a second language, teaching second/foreign languages, or general applied linguistics. Candidates for this degree must demonstrate knowledge of a language other than English prior to entering the program. There is no foreign language requirement as part of the program.