BA Linguistics
Course Overview
UNT's Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics provides a comprehensive foundation in the core structural areas of language while training students in the scientific methods of linguistic research. The program is designed to stimulate curiosity about language and cultural diversity through hands-on data analysis and problem-solving. Students graduate prepared for successful careers or advanced study, equipped with skills in original research, critical argumentation, and the presentation of complex linguistic concepts.
Key Program Highlights
- Master the core areas of linguistics: phonetics, phonology, morphology, and syntax
- Develop strong research and data analysis skills through hands-on linguistic problem-solving
- Gain experience in original research, from experiment design to professional reporting
- Explore innovative, cross-disciplinary applications in computational linguistics and text mining
- Learn from a research-active faculty with expertise in language documentation, acquisition, and variation
Course Overview
UNT's Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics provides a comprehensive foundation in the core structural areas of language while training students in the scientific methods of linguistic research. The program is designed to stimulate curiosity about language and cultural diversity through hands-on data analysis and problem-solving. Students graduate prepared for successful careers or advanced study, equipped with skills in original research, critical argumentation, and the presentation of complex linguistic concepts.
Key Program Highlights
- Master the core areas of linguistics: phonetics, phonology, morphology, and syntax
- Develop strong research and data analysis skills through hands-on linguistic problem-solving
- Gain experience in original research, from experiment design to professional reporting
- Explore innovative, cross-disciplinary applications in computational linguistics and text mining
- Learn from a research-active faculty with expertise in language documentation, acquisition, and variation