Sub-major - Linguistics
Western Sydney University
Sub-major
Code:
SM1119.1
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Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses :
YES, if the specialisation is available on your Home campus. Please ensure your course structure allows space for enrolment in the units in this unit set. Students must also meet any pre-requisite requirements. Consult your Course Advisor for further advice.
Language is fundamental to the human experience. Through study of how language works, students make contact with fundamental philosophical, socio-cultural, and psychological questions about what it means to be human. Linguistics prepares students with a foundation for many careers including primary and secondary teaching, policy analysis, communication, and social services in culturally diverse communities. Linguistics students also gain the analytical tools of empirical science including the ability to break complex problems into components with tractable solutions and to evaluate theories on the basis of empirical facts. These skills prepare students for success in post-graduate studies and careers in research, analytics, business and law.
Sub-major
Structure
To complete a sub-major in Linguistics, students must complete 40 credit points from the units listed below.
Choose at least two units from the following core units
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101449
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Bilingualism and Biculturalism
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101945
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Introduction to Linguistics
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101451
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Second Language Acquisition
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The other two units may be selected from the above list or from the pool units below
Level 2 Unit Pool
Level 3 Unit Pool
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101950
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Intercultural Communication
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102044
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Research Methods in Linguistics
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Please note:
The Level 2 and Level 3 units listed below count towards completion of the sub-major for students who passed units in the list below in 2015 or earlier.
Level 2
100194 - Introduction to Interpreting - [ level 1 ]
100195 - Introduction to Translation - [ level 1 ]
101947 - Pragmatics [ level 2 ]
101873 - The Sound of Language [ level 2 ]
Level 3
400087 - Applied Critical Methods
101441 - English Semantics and Pragmatics
101454 - Intercultural Pragmatics
101709 - Languages and Grammatical Concepts 3A: Arabic
101710 - Languages and Grammatical Concepts 3A: Chinese
101711 - Languages and Grammatical Concepts 3A: Italian
101712 - Languages and Grammatical Concepts 3A: Japanese
101713 - Languages and Grammatical Concepts 3A: Spanish
101721 - Second Language Learning and Teaching
101832 - Talking Normal: Sociolinguistics and Modern Literature
101453 - Text and Discourse in English