Teaching English in International Contexts Graduate Certificate

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About the Teaching English in International Contexts Graduate Certificate Program

The Graduate Certificate in Teaching English in International Contexts is an advanced certificate available to Texas Tech students who are enrolled in any graduate program and considering teaching outside the United States. Students may begin taking graduate courses for the certificate during their last semester of undergraduate study if they have a GPA of 3.0 or above and are within 12 hours of graduation.

Contact: Dr. Greta Gorsuch, 806.742.3145, greta.gorsuch@ttu.edu

Courses Required:

LING 5312 - Linguistics for Second Language Educators 3 Semester Credit Hours
OR
CMLL 5307 - Studies in World Language and Culture 3 Semester Credit Hours
LING 5322 - Theoretical and Research Foundations of Second Language Teaching 3 Semester Credit Hours
LING 5328 - Teaching English in International Contexts 3 Semester Credit Hours

And two from:

LING 5320 - Second Language Writing 3 Semester Credit Hours
LING 5325 - Technology in Teaching Second Languages 3 Semester Credit Hours
LING 5327 - Second Language Curriculum Design 3 Semester Credit Hours
LING 5340
OR
CMLL 5305 - Seminar in Language Studies 3 Semester Credit Hours
LING 5382 - Seminar in Second Language Instruction 3 Semester Credit Hours
OR
CMLL 5301 - Fundamentals of Research and Scholarship 3 Semester Credit Hours

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Teaching English in International Contexts Graduate Certificate

About the Teaching English in International Contexts Graduate Certificate Program

Courses Required:

And two from:

Total Hours: 15