A critical examination of current issues in applied linguistics research from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The fourth number of the course code shows the level of the course. For ...

Metaphor is not merely a literary device but a fundamental cognitive mechanism that shapes how individuals conceptualise and communicate their experiences. In cognitive linguistics, research into ...

Essential research tool; peer reviewed journals and other resources covering all aspects of the study of language, including English second language learning and teaching. ERIC Covering approximately ...

The Master of Applied Linguistics provides professionals in all areas of second-language teaching (including Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) with a combination of professional ...

Apply now for 2026 entry or register your interest to find out about future events and what it’s like to study with us. You'll learn from our academics who have expertise in related disciplines ...

The Ph.D. program in linguistics was established at the University of Delaware in 1985. Its mission is to provide students with the intellectual ability to understand, create, integrate and apply ...

The Department is interested in receiving applications in a wide range of Applied Linguistics Areas (please note: currently we can offer limited supervision in TESOL or ELT topics). Particular ...

The first step as you consider applying to the Applied Linguistics Research Group for a PhD will be to check whether you meet eligibility criteria and to look at the research interests of individual ...

Are you interested in becoming involved in linguistics research? The application period for Spring 2026 has now closed. Please check back in March when we will be recruiting candidates for Summer 2026 ...

Linguistics RPS credits can be accumulated in the following ways: One RPS credit is awarded for every half-hour of research participation in a sanctioned research project through the RPS system in the ...

The MA in Applied Linguistics examines how languages are learned and used, and the roles they play in society. Courses are divided into three clusters that give you a broad knowledge base in language, ...