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Courses in the Institute of Linguistics cover a variety of topics, ranging from introductory-level courses in the core areas of linguistics (syntax, phonology and semantics) to advanced seminars in these areas and other specialized topics. Several of our courses also fulfill the University's liberal education and/or writing intensive requirements.

Summer 2018

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
LING 3001Introduction to LinguisticsSections [2]
LING 5001Introduction to LinguisticsSections [2]
LING 5993Directed StudySections [1]

Fall 2018

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
LING 1701Language and SocietySections [3]
LING 1912Invented LanguagesSections [1]
LING 3001Introduction to LinguisticsSections [7]
LING 3051HHonors: ThesisSections [6]
LING 3052VHonors: ThesisSections [1]
LING 3101WLanguages of the WorldSections [1]
LING 4201Syntax ISections [1]
LING 4202Syntax IISections [1]
LING 4303Phonology IISections [1]
LING 4901WMajor Project SeminarSections [1]
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 [2]
LING 5993Directed StudySections [9]