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More information about the Linguistics discipline
Linguistics (also known as formal studies of human language) deals with issues related to the nature of language such as phonetics, morphology, phonology, syntax, pragmatics, semantics and linguistics of history. Linguistics look into multiple issues of language, such as how the language can be learnt, how the language is composed (letters, syllables, words, sentences), including grammatical and structural aspects, meaning and logics. Linguistics has categories such as evolutionary linguistics, historical linguistics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, language acquisition and discourse analysis. Literature studies take important role on research of the field. Supportive disciplines are anthropology, human anatomy, informatics, philosophy, sociology, psychology, computer science, acoustics and etc.
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Master in Applied English Linguistics
The degree is fully Bologna compatible and recognized across Europe and beyond under the principles of the Bologna framework.
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Master in Sociolinguistics and Multilingualism
The programme aims to educate specialists who with their solid linguistic training will be able to conduct research on multilingualism and disseminate their results not only within the academia but also amongst the different stakeholder groups, including politicians.
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Master in Linguistics: General Linguistics
The MA in General Linguistics also offers a sound basis for careers in the areas of clinical linguistics, curriculum development, language engineering, speech technology, artificial intelligence, etc. The MA in General Linguistics also offers a sound basis for careers in the areas of clinical linguistics, curriculum development, language engineering, speech technology, artificial intelligence, etc.
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Master in Linguistics (research MA)
The Research Master's programme Linguistics gives students the opportunity to specialise in a wide range of linguistic sub-disciplines. The Research Master's programme Linguistics gives students the opportunity to specialise in a wide range of linguistic sub-disciplines.
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Master in Modern Hispanic Studies
This programme provides you with a good understanding of modern Spanish and Spanish- American society. It consists of two parts: a literary element, which is taught in conjunction with the MA in Hispanic and Comparative Literature, and a cultural element which is a distinctive part of this MA.
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Master in Linguistics
The programme offers in-depth, integrated training in the theories and methodologies of the academic study of linguistics, with a focus on knowledge, skills and insights.
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Master in Hispanic Studies
Research activity in Hispanic Studies spans medieval to modern, embracing the history, literatures and cultures of Spain and its regions, Catalonia, Galicia, the Hispanic Caribbean and Spanish America, Portugal and Brazil, as well as the disciplines of Linguistics and Translation Studies.
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Master in Teaching and Learning English As a Second Language
This new and unique one-year Masters programme is especially designed for trainee teachers, practising teachers and students of English with a background in linguistics or literature. The thesis, which comprises 50% of the programme, combines theory and practice in a detailed study of one aspect of learning or teaching English as a Second Language.
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Master in Sprachen und Kulturen der Italoromania
Das Masterstudium Sprachen und Kulturen der Italoromania bildet Studierende zu sprachlichkulturellen MediatorInnen für den italienischsprachigen Kulturraum aus.
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Master in Language and Linguistics, General Linguistics
Within General Linguistics, typological linguistics and cognitive linguistics are profile areas. In collaboration with the Humanities Laboratory, students and researchers of linguistics can study how human cognition is structured and also which mechanisms guide communication.
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Master in Public Service Interpreting
The MA Public Service Interpreting (PSI) fills a gap in academic interpreter training throughout the UK. Postgraduate interpreting programmes have generally focused on conference interpreting for international business and supranational institutions such as the EU or the UN.
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Master in Rätoromanisch
Master of Arts in Sprachen und Literaturen: Rätoromanisch - 90 ECTS (18 Monate) oder 120 ECTS (24 Monate) - Unterricht auf Rätoromanisch (Deutsch)
