BA in Linguistics - Interdisciplinary Language Studies in Fresno United States | California State University, Fresno

Earning a Bachelor of Arts in linguistics involves completing 36-46 units, varying by chosen specialization, along with General Education requirements, specific course prerequisites, and electives to reach the minimum 120 units needed for the degree.

All program tracks provide fundamental training in analyzing human language structure. The Interdisciplinary Language Studies concentration builds upon this core with in-depth study of one or more foreign languages, equipping graduates for translation, interpretation, and other language-focused professions.
Linguistics explores humanity's unique linguistic capabilities. As the defining trait of our species, language forms the foundation of civilization, culture, scientific progress, and all distinctly human accomplishments. Examining language's essential nature helps us comprehend what makes us human.

Linguistics scholars examine language's structure, diversity, universal patterns, acquisition processes, historical evolution, and social applications. They research how the mind processes language and its connections to other cognitive abilities. The discipline also develops practical applications for education, technology, and various professional fields.