Linguistics students are prepared for law school, teaching English abroad, translation careers or graduate school in a variety of fields. 4 credits.Ī BA in linguistics gives you a variety of competitive skills including an understanding of multiple languages and of qualitative and quantitative analysis. Other topics of study will include language and power, language and gender and various perspectives on multilingualism. The course as a whole will help the student to understand how language both reflects and shapes social action and thought. Students in the major acquire critical thinking and problem-solving skills and receive excellent preparation for advanced studies in linguistics as well as anthropology, communication, education, law, and speech and hearing. Relationship between language and culture and language use itself in specific sociocultural contexts. The program offers state-of-the-art equipment for the acoustic and perceptual study of speech. This introduction to linguistic anthropology will consider language as social action, the LING 118 - Intro To Linguistic Structuresīasic methods and concepts of linguistic analysis, including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics, with special attention to cross-linguistic comparison.
Introduction to the plurality of communication patterns in the U.S., with particular attention to at least three of the following communities: African American, Native American, Asian American, European American and Latino American links between cultural groups and different communication and discourse patterns language and identity ways in which communication differences structure intercultural interaction. With a strong focus on student research and presentation skills, the bachelor’s in linguistics provides unique opportunities to prepare for careers and graduate study. The linguistics degree at UAF is the only program of its kind in the state of Alaska. LING 114 - Lang,Cult&Communication in US The degree program includes concentrations in ESL & Bilingual Education, and foreign language pedagogy, which includes English as a Foreign Language. Linguistics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The concentration in Linguistics, the scientific study of language, emphasizes linguistic theory, historical linguistics, and the relationship between language and cognition, and cuts across the humanities, social sciences, cognitive sciences, physical sciences, and biological sciences. Majoring in linguistics can take you down any number of career paths, among them computer and artificial intelligence-related fields, translation, publishing.Some courses to consider in your first year: Popular internships include legal and/or psychology, working with children or working abroad. Internships, Research Opportunities and More
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