Applied Linguist Courses

The Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics) provides a comprehensive understanding of human language and its influence on our experiences, merging theoretical and practical perspectives with an emphasis on real-world applications. It delves into how language is integral to human understanding, communication, and culture. Students gain expertise in applying linguistics to contemporary issues and develop high-level linguistic, analytical, and research skills. They also enhance their writing, presentation, digital, and problem-solving abilities, skills highly valued by employers across various fields.

The Master of Applied Linguistics enhances understanding of linguistics for effective intercultural communication in various professional, educational, and interdisciplinary environments. Graduates are prepared to work in multiple fields, analysing language use in diverse activities. The course focuses on developing language technologies, understanding communication across cultures, and may involve collaboration with community groups or support for migrant communities. It covers the acquisition of first and second languages and examines language use in contexts like politics, medicine, law, and education.

The Bachelor of Languages and Linguistics offers a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of human communication. This course covers the structure and history of languages, exploring how communication skills are acquired and developed. Students will gain an advanced understanding of linguistics, studying sound systems, sentence structure, and language usage for conveying and interpreting meaning. Ideal for those fascinated by language and communication, this degree provides in-depth knowledge essential for a variety of linguistic and language-related careers.