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This program examines humanity's reliance on language through multiple lenses. The Linguistics component investigates the characteristics and evolution of diverse languages, while Philosophy covers language philosophy along with core areas including ethics, metaphysics, and logical reasoning.
Through linguistics, you'll discover how languages form and change over time. Philosophy offers insights into language theory while exploring ethical frameworks, metaphysical concepts, and logical systems. Combining these disciplines, you'll tackle contemporary challenges like social equity, environmental crises, and gender equality.
As a dual-degree candidate, you'll benefit from resources across both academic departments. After establishing foundational knowledge, you can specialize in preferred modules or emphasize one discipline over the other.
Graduates develop a distinctive skillset - mastering linguistic analysis methods while cultivating adaptable thinking through philosophical training.
Optional placement year, Study abroad