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Jan 14, 2025
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2009-2010 Graduate Studies Bulletin (Archived Copy) [Archived Catalog]
Linguistics, M.A.
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Degree Requirements |
Linguistics, M.A. Thesis Option:
Candidates must take a minimum of 30 hours of graduate work, to include:
2. Two courses in an approved special field (6 Hours)
3. Two LING courses outside of the special field (6 Hours)
4. Two additional 3-hour courses approved by the student’s advisor (6 Hours)
5. Thesis Preparation (3 Hours)
Additional Requirements
Candidates must also pass a comprehensive examination covering general linguistics, successfully defend their thesis proposal, and complete a thesis.
The study of languages is strongly encouraged, and candidates must demonstrate knowledge of at least one foreign language, either as a research tool or as exemplifying structures not common in modern Indo-European languages. Normally, it takes a candidate two years to complete all requirements for either option. Linguistics, M.A. Non-thesis Option:
Candidates must take a minimum of 36 hours of graduate work, to include:
2. Three courses in an approved special field (9 Hours)
3. Three LING courses outside of the special field (9 Hours)
4. Three additional 3-hour courses approved by the student’s advisor (9 Hours)
Additional Requirements
Candidates must also pass a comprehensive examination covering general linguistics and their special field.
The study of languages is strongly encouraged, and candidates must demonstrate knowledge of at least one foreign language, either as a research tool or as exemplifying structures not common in modern Indo-European languages. Normally, it takes a candidate two years to complete all requirements for either option. |
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