University of Florida
Linguistics
Program information.
The Linguistics Department offers graduate programs leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees with specializations in
- The core areas of linguistics (phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics)
- Language documentation
- Sociolinguistics and language change
- Discourse analysis
- Second language acquisition
- Psycholinguistics
- Neurolinguistics
For detailed information on the program, including financial aid, please visit the website http://lin.ufl.edu .
The Certificate in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching is offered to University of Florida graduate degree-seeking students in linguistics and related disciplines.
As part of its service to the University community, Linguistics also offers English as a Second Language training for international applicants and admitted students. These programs, the English Language Institute (ELI), Academic Written English (AWE), and Academic Spoken English (ASE), are described in the Student Services section of this catalog. This information, along with links to the application form, are available at http://lin.ufl.edu .
Applicants who lack a background in linguistics should develop basic competency in the core areas before commencing graduate work. These deficiencies can be met by taking LIN 3010 Introduction to Linguistics (3 cr.) , LIN 3201 The Sounds of Human Language (3 cr.) , and LIN 3460 The Structure of Human Language (3 cr.) or the equivalent.
The department also offers a combination degree program available to Linguistics majors that enables strong students to obtain a BA and an MA in five years. Students must apply for the program by February 15 th of their junior year and should consult with the department undergraduate and graduate coordinators before applying. More details and an application form can be found here: https://lin.ufl.edu/undergraduate/combination-ba-ma-degree/
Degrees Offered with a Major in Linguistics
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Master of Arts
Requirements for these degrees are given in the Graduate Degrees section of this catalog.
Linguistics Departmental Courses
Linguistics (phd).
SLO 1 Knowledge Student defines, describes, and uses terminology and basic concept from the core areas of linguistics
SLO 2 Skills Student critically analyzes and interprets language-related data and theories
SLO 3 Skills Student designs and conducts a language-related program of inquiry producing original research
SLO 4 Professional Behavior Student engages in ethical human data collection, appropriate professional conduct, and ethical academic writing practices (as established by Linguistic Society of America Ethics Statement)
Linguistics (MA)
SLO 3 Professional Behavior Student engages in ethical human data collection, appropriate professional conduct, and ethical academic writing practices (as established by Linguistic Society of America Ethics Statement)
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The Department of Linguistics accepts applications for its MA/Ph.D. program for admission in the Fall semester each year. We unfortunately do not offer Spring admission. The application is an online process through the Graduate School application portal. Please examine the information on this page in detail for instructions on how to apply.
Chair: George Aaron Broadwell Graduate Coordinator: Brent Henderson. The Linguistics Department offers graduate programs leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees with specializations in. The core areas of linguistics (phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics) Language documentation. Sociolinguistics and language change.
Linguistics (PHD) SLO 1 Knowledge Student defines, describes, and uses terminology and basic concept from the core areas of linguistics. SLO 2 Skills Student critically analyzes and interprets language-related data and theories. SLO 3 Skills Student designs and conducts a language-related program of inquiry producing original research.
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