Courses
The Department of Linguistics offers both technical courses in formal linguistics (200+ level) and courses that do not require technical background in linguistics and address issues in human society from a linguist's perspective (100 level).
The 200+ level courses are the courses of the major and minor, and require LING 110 Intro to Linguistic Analysis, which is the gateway course into the major.
The 100 level courses are aimed a general non-technical audience interested in contemporary issues with a perspective on language and society that is informed by the insights contemporary linguistic analysis brings to our understanding of human language communities.
View our course catalog for a full overview of all our courses.
Courses currently being offered:
Fall term schedule
Spring term schedule
See historical course offerings here, which can be a tool to plan coursework based on our past offerings. Get an idea how frequently each course is offered and when it was offered last.