Degree Requirements
The UAF Linguistics Program offers both a major and a minor in linguistics.
Major in Linguistics -- B.A. Degree
- Complete the general university requirements.
- Complete the B.A. degree requirements.
- Complete the following program (major) requirements:
- Complete the
following background-related requirements:2
- Foreign or Native language (4 semesters or equivalent) and a second
language (2 semesters).3 (12-16 credits)
- LING 101 -- Nature of Language (3 credits)
- Complete the
following:1
- LING 318 -- Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology (3 credits)
- LING 320 -- Introduction to Syntax and Morphology (3 credits)
- LING 420 -- Semantics (3 credits)
or
LING 430 -- Historical Linguistics (3 credits)
- ENG 318 -- Modern English Grammar (3 credits)
- LING 482 -- Seminar in Linguistics (3 credits)
- Complete 6 of the
following:1
- ANL 315 -- Alaska Native Languages: Eskimo-Aleut (3 credits)
- ANL 316 -- Alaska Native Languages: Indian Languages (3 credits)
- ANS 320W -- Language and Culture: Applications of Alaska (3
credits)
- ANTH/WMS 308W,O -- Language and Gender (3 credits)
- COMM 320 -- Communication and Language (3 credits)
- ENGL 462 -- Applied English Linguistics (3 credits)
- ENGL 472 -- History of the English Language (3 credits)
- LING 216 -- Languages of the World (3 credits)
- LING/ED 303W,O -- Language Acquisition (3 credits)
- LING 340W -- Aspects of Bilingualism (3 credits)
- LING 410O -- Theory and Methods of Second Language Teaching (3
credits)
- LING 420 -- Semantics (3 credits)
- LING 431 -- Field Methods in Descriptive Linguistics (3 credits)
- LING 450O -- Language, Policy and Planning (3 credits)
- Minimum credits required (120 credits)
Minor in Linguistics
- Complete LING electives.4 (15 credits)
- Minimum
credits required (15 credits)
Notes
1 Student must earn a "C" grade or better in
each course.
2Where appropriate, these courses may be counted toward fulfillment of
core requirements or B.A. degree requirements, but not both.
3It is recommended that at least one of the languages be other than an
Indo-European language.
4Three of these credits may be from related courses in other
departments listed in the linguistics major under 3c.
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