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The Institute of Linguistics offers focused graduate courses on various topics, including syntax, phonology, semantics, pragmatics, and field methods. Seminars and research-focused courses are also offered.

Fall 2020

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
LING 5001Introduction to LinguisticsSections [2]
LING 5105Field Methods in Linguistics ISections [1]
LING 5201Syntactic Theory ISections [1]
LING 5205SemanticsSections [1]
LING 5302Phonological Theory ISections [1]
LING 5461Conversation AnalysisSections [1]
LING 5900Topics in LinguisticsSections [1]
LING 5993Directed StudySections [6]
LING 8105Field Methods in Linguistics ISections [1]
LING 8333FTE: Master'sSections [1]
LING 8444FTE: DoctoralSections [1]
LING 8666Doctoral Pre-Thesis CreditsSections [1]
LING 8777Thesis Credits: Master'sSections [1]
LING 8888Thesis Credit: DoctoralSections [1]
LING 8991Independent StudySections [6]

Spring 2021

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
LING 5202Syntactic Theory IISections [1]
LING 5206Linguistic PragmaticsSections [1]
LING 5207Advanced SemanticsSections [1]
LING 5303Phonological Theory IISections [1]
LING 5462Field Research in Spoken LanguageSections [1]
LING 5601Historical LinguisticsSections [1]
LING 5801Introduction to Computational LinguisticsSections [1]
LING 5993Directed StudySections [6]
LING 8005Research Paper WorkshopSections [1]
LING 8333FTE: Master'sSections [1]
LING 8444FTE: DoctoralSections [1]
LING 8666Doctoral Pre-Thesis CreditsSections [1]
LING 8777Thesis Credits: Master'sSections [1]
LING 8888Thesis Credit: DoctoralSections [1]
LING 8888WThesis Credit Dissertation SeminarSections [1]
LING 8991Independent StudySections [6]