Summary of courses offered in the Master of Linguistics Program in 2011

Core Courses

First Semester, 2011 LING6003 - Introduction to Syntax LING6005 - Language Change and Linguistic Reconstruction LING6008 - Semantics LING6019 - Phonological Analysis LING6509 - Research Design in (Applied) Linguistics LING6511 - Conversation Analysis Second Semester, 2011 LING6002 - Language and Society LING6007 - Morphology LING6010 - Phonetics: Sounds of the World's Languages LING6015 - Language, Culture and Translation LING6016 - Language in Indigenous Australian Society LING6022 - Language Policy and Language Politics LING6508 - Study of a Language Family LING6522 - Seminar on Semantics Summer Session, 2012 LING6009 - Field Methods First Semester, 2012 LING6003 - Introduction to Syntax LING6008 - Semantics LING6509 - Research Design in (Applied) Linguistics LING6511 - Conversation Analysis LING6529 - The History of the English Language Second Semester, 2012 LING6002 - Language and Society LING6010 - Phonetics: Sounds of the World's Languages LING6015 - Language, Culture and Translation LING6016 - Language in Indigenous Australian Society LING6018 - Languages in Contact LING6026 - Syntactic Theory LING6508 - Study of a Language Family LING6522 - Seminar on Semantics

Electives

First Semester, 2011 ASIA6001 - Language in Asia JPNS6024 - Japanese Grammar JPNS6512 - Teaching Japanese: Content LING6021 - Cross Cultural Communication LING6525 - Special Topics in Linguistics LING8001 - Graduate Reading Course (Linguistics) Second Semester, 2011 JPNS6009 - Japanese Lexicon JPNS6513 - Japanese - English Translation JPNS6514 - Teaching Japanese Method LING6020 - The Structure of English LING6101 - Second Language Acquisition LING6525 - Special Topics in Linguistics LING8001 - Graduate Reading Course (Linguistics) PASI6020 - An introduction to Languages of the Pacific First Semester, 2012 ASIA6001 - Language in Asia JPNS6019 - Japanese Phonetics and Phonology JPNS6024 - Japanese Grammar JPNS6512 - Teaching Japanese: Content LING6021 - Cross Cultural Communication LING8001 - Graduate Reading Course (Linguistics) LING8025 - Tools and Resources for Language Analysis Second Semester, 2012 JPNS6513 - Japanese - English Translation JPNS6514 - Teaching Japanese Method LING6020 - The Structure of English LING6101 - Second Language Acquisition LING6525 - Special Topics in Linguistics LING8001 - Graduate Reading Course (Linguistics)

Courses that count towards this Program

Core Courses

LING6002 - Language and Society LING6003 - Introduction to Syntax LING6005 - Language Change and Linguistic Reconstruction LING6007 - Morphology LING6008 - Semantics LING6009 - Field Methods LING6010 - Phonetics: Sounds of the World's Languages LING6015 - Language, Culture and Translation LING6016 - Language in Indigenous Australian Society LING6018 - Languages in Contact LING6019 - Phonological Analysis LING6022 - Language Policy and Language Politics LING6023 - Dictionaries and Dictionary-Making LING6026 - Syntactic Theory LING6508 - Study of a Language Family LING6509 - Research Design in (Applied) Linguistics LING6511 - Conversation Analysis LING6522 - Seminar on Semantics LING6529 - The History of the English Language

Electives

ASIA6001 - Language in Asia JPNS6009 - Japanese Lexicon JPNS6019 - Japanese Phonetics and Phonology JPNS6024 - Japanese Grammar JPNS6511 - Language Variation and Change in the Japanese Archipelago JPNS6512 - Teaching Japanese: Content JPNS6513 - Japanese - English Translation JPNS6514 - Teaching Japanese Method LING6020 - The Structure of English LING6021 - Cross Cultural Communication LING6101 - Second Language Acquisition LING6525 - Special Topics in Linguistics LING8001 - Graduate Reading Course (Linguistics) LING8025 - Tools and Resources for Language Analysis PASI6020 - An introduction to Languages of the Pacific

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