Degree Requirements

If a minor is required in your degree program, at least 9 (lower and/or upper-division) hours of courses in the minor must be completed at the University.

Minor in Applied Linguistics

Applied Linguistics is an interdisciplinary field that investigates and offers solutions to language-related problems in the world. Applied linguistics relies on the theories and findings of linguistics, together with the experiences and needs of language users, to engage real-world issues at the intersections of language and society, language and education, and language and power. The Minor in Applied Linguistics exposes students to a field of study that allows them to think critically about the language learning process, and to build a deeper understanding of how languages are both learned and taught successfully.

No more than 6 hours from the student’s major can be counted towards the Minor in Applied Linguistics

Minor in Applied Linguistics  

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Requirements
Core Courses
LG or LGS 200-level sequence 1		6
LNG 300	Intro to Linguistics	3
LNG 400	Applied Linguistics	3
Electives
Select three of the following:		9
LG 110	World Languages
AN 200	Language and Culture
LNG 305	History of Euro Languages
EH 370	History of English Language
EH 371	Approaches to Eng Grammar - W
LG 326	Advanced Communication in French
LG 366	Adv German Grammar
LG 374	Adv Russian Grammar
LG 334	Adv Spanish Grammar-Comp - W
LNG 465	Foreign Lang Pedagogy
LNG 490	Special Topics-
LNG 494	Directed Studies-
LNG 496	Intern. Applied Ling
Total Hours		21

Footnote

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Foreign Language majors may not use the language of their first concentration to fulfill this requirement.