StudyQA — Bachelor: Linguistics — University of Western Ontario

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Linguistics is the scientific study of human language. The focus of research and teaching in the linguistics program at Western is on theoretical and applied linguistics, bringing together an inter-faculty group of researchers for a truly interdisciplinary approach to the discipline. First-year students should take Anthropology (Introduction to Linguistics) followed by Linguistics (Linguistics: Applications and Extensions) in order to be eligible for admission to either of the Linguistics modules. For students interested in Linguistics courses as engaging electives, Linguistics is not a prerequisite but is strongly recommended.

Introduction to Linguistics
Introduction to Linguistics
Linguistics: Applications and Extensions
Topics in Language and Culture
Anthropology of Reading and Writing
Phonological Analysis
Introduction to Syntax and Semantics
Discourse Analysis and Linguistic Pragmatics
Greek and Latin Elements in English
General Linguistics in French: Sound Patterns
General Linguistics in French: from Sound to Meaning
Research on Language in Canada
Introductory General Linguistics
Introduction to Logic
Introduction to Philosophy of Language
Psychology of Language
Comparative Grammar of English and Spanish
Field Techniques in Linguistics
Historical Linguistics
History of the English Language
Old English Language and Literature
Syntax in French
Phonetics and Phonology in French
History of the French Language
Language Impairments
Supervised Reading/Research in Linguistics
Special Topics in Logical Theory
Theories of Meaning
Philosophy and Linguistics
Bilingualism
Language Development
Research in Psycholinguistics
The Structure of Spanish
The Spanish Sentence
The Sounds of Spanish
Introduction to Speech and Language Disorders
Old French Language
Supervised Senior Reading Course
Supervised Senior Reading Course
Morphology in French
Sociolinguistics in French
Advanced Phonological Analysis
Advanced Syntactic Analysis
Advanced Supervised Reading/Research in Linguistics
Advanced Supervised Reading/Research in Linguistics
Problems in Philosophy of Language
Spanish in Contact

Requirements

Certificate of Complete Secondary General Education - Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii
Applicants must disclose post-secondary attendance on the application form and submit official transcripts to the Undergraduate Admissions Office.
Proof of English language proficiency.The minimum score required on the TOEFL is 550 on the paperbased with a 5 on the TWE, and 83 on the internet-based tests with no score below 20.IELTS Academic is required with a minimum overall band score of 6.5 with no part less than 6.0.
Application Fee $165.00 (CAD)