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In today's globally connected, multilingual society, linguistics and applied linguistics studies are becoming increasingly valuable for various professions, ranging from language education to computational linguistics. The Master of General and Applied Linguistics program allows students to investigate a wide array of subjects, covering structural linguistics, sociolinguistics, language learning, linguistic interactions, pedagogy, cultural linguistics, social discourse, legal linguistics, and language preservation.
Program Objectives
Evaluate academic works, conceptual models, belief systems, and practical applications concerning diverse linguistic and sociocultural occurrences.
Utilize established theoretical approaches to recognize, characterize, examine, and interpret linguistic information and communication patterns.
Integrate relevant scholarly materials and data sources to develop coherent analyses and pinpoint areas needing further investigation.
Employ research methodologies to address language-focused inquiries.
Effectively convey linguistic concepts to academic, professional, and public audiences.
Execute an independent, comprehensive research endeavor within general and applied linguistics.