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Applied Linguistics, Graduate Certificate

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Program Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics enables professionals to focus and solidify or update their work with language teaching, with applications in the language industry, or with research. The coursework leading to this certificate grounds the students in theory and practice, providing linguistic expertise to anyone with related degrees and professional aspirations, and helping to prepare students for work in diverse professions. Students can orient their program towards either applied linguistics or the study of second-language research.

This certificate is good for students interested in how people are swayed by framing a narrative one way or another, how to prepare materials for adult learners of language, how speech is produced, or how it is learned. It is also a good complement to several master’s degree programs at UNC Charlotte such as English, psychology, computer science, or anthropology.

Program Contact

Meghan Barnes

English Graduate Program Director

mbarne56@charlotte.edu

704‑687‑0024

Applied Linguistics, Graduate Certificate at a Glance

To fulfill the requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics, students must complete 15 credit hours in approved courses, including a minimum of 6 credit hours at the 6000-level. All coursework must be completed within five years of the time of first enrollment in a certificate course.

credit hours
15 Credit Hours
Delivery
On-Campus
Application Deadlines
October 1 (Spring Priority), December 1 (Spring Final), March 1 (Fall Priority), August 1 (Fall Final)
gre score
Not Required

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