Minor in Linguistics
Students who minor in linguistics may do so out of general interest in
the discipline, or may wish to complement their concentration in
another field in ways that help integrate their cross-disciplinary
interests in language-related issues. An academic minor in
linguistics is not open to students with a concentration in the
Department of Linguistics.
Students wishing to pursue an academic minor in Linguistics must
develop a specific plan for its completion in consultation with an
undergraduate advisor in the Department of Linguistics. In developing
this plan, students may find it helpful to consider the course
groupings in the Concentration Profiles.
Prerequisites to the Academic Minor
Linguistics 210 or 212 is a prerequisite for a Linguistics Academic Minor.
Academic Minor Program
15 credits in the Department of Linguistics or in courses cross-listed
with Linguistics, distributed as follows:
Linguistics core Two of the following three courses: Ling 313, 315, and 316
Linguistics electives Nine credits in Linguistics, chosen in consultation with and approved by
the academic minor advisor.
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