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Nov 21, 2024
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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Linguistics Minor
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Phone: 843.953.0263 Ricard Vinas de Puig, Director This interdisciplinary minor in Linguistics is designed to examine the structure, historical evolution and socio-cultural roles of language through exposure to a variety of courses about language and linguistics from different disciplinary perspectives. Such exposure should convey the importance of language/linguistics and its study for a variety of career choices and contribute to students’ understanding of human interaction, from the levels of the interpersonal to that of the global community.
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Introduction course (3 credit hours):
Complete 15 additional hours from the following three areas with at least 3 hours from a LING 200+ course.
Structural Linguistics
Complete 3 credit hours from the following: Note:
Any new, additional, or special topics courses in the area of structural linguistics will be considered for inclusion toward this requirement on an individual basis.
Languages and Society
Complete 3 credit hours from the following: Note:
- Students may not count both EDEE 425 and TEDU 325 to the minor requirement.
- Any new, additional, or special topics courses in the areas of socio- or psycholinguistics will be considered for inclusion toward this requirement on an individual basis.
- Honors students can take the alternative course of HONS 169 in lieu of ANTH 205 .
Electives
Complete 9 credit hours from the following: Notes:
EDEE 425 or TEDU 325 -students may only take one of these to satisfy a requirement for the Linguistics Studies Minor. |
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