Minor in Linguistics

Elena Schmitt
COORDINATOR

18 Credits Required

Majoring in one of the related disciplines and minoring in linguistics can prepare students for a variety of careers, including teaching, translating, foreign service, and social work, or graduate study in Linguistics and any of its related fields.

Required:

WLL 211 — Introduction to Linguistics or TSL 502 — Descriptive Linguistics

Select 15 credits from:

• ANT 204 — Language and Culture or WMS 204 — Language and Culture
• ANT 214 — American Tongues: Every Day Politics of Speaking or WMS 214 — American Tongues: Every Day Politics of Speaking
• ANT 374 — Language, Gender, and Sexuality or WMS 374 — Language, Gender, and Sexuality
• ANT 465 — Anthropological Linguistics
• CMD 203 — Phonetics and Phonological Systems
• TSL 315 — Foundations of Bilingual Education
• WLL 403 — Introduction to Second Language Acquisition
• TSL 505 — Pedagogical Grammar of English for TESOL
• WLL 580 — Latin and the Romance Languages
• ENG 415 — History of the Language
• ITA 302 — Phonetics and Phonemics
• ITA 405 — Advanced Grammar Review
• PHI 351 — Philosophy of Language
• SPA 302 — Practical Spanish Phonetics
• SPA 405 — Spanish Grammar Analysis