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Graduate

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Our cohort of graduate students in all programs share work-in-progress to learn from one another, and to prepare for conference presentations.

We bring together students and faculty members across three distinct but overlapping areas of specialization: linguistic theory, applied linguistics and Indigenous language revitalization.

Our faculty and graduate students undertake research on a wide variety of topics—from the needs of minority language communities and the social aspects of language variation, to language acquisition and linguistic theory.

Linguistics is a leader in Indigenous language study and revitalization, working closely with local communities and with the Faculty of Education.

We offer the following graduate programs and specializations:

MA Linguistics

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Conduct research on a wide range of topics from language variation and change, to linguistic theory, to topics in language revitalization and community-based research.

MA Linguistics

MA Applied Linguistics

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Study linguistic theory as well as research in second language acquisition, and second language teaching methodology.

MA Applied Linguistics

MA Indigenous Language Revitalization

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Learn academic skills to lead successful language revitalization efforts in Indigenous communities and develop expertise to support post-secondary instruction in the revitalization, recovery and maintenance of Indigenous languages.

MA Indigenous Language Revitalization

PhD program

PhD student

Acquire a solid foundation in formal linguistics to build the foundation for your exploration of language and linguistics from a wide range of intertwined perspectives.

PhD program