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Course rule and topic information

Bachelor of Arts

Applied Linguistics major sequence


The following is the program of study [November, 2008] for a major sequence in Applied Linguistics within a Bachelor of Arts and should be read in conjunction with the course rule for the BA.

Students enrolled in the double BEd(MS)/BA and BEd(Sec)/BA degrees may enrol in topics as electives only after consultation with BA Office staff.

First Year

9 units comprising:

LING1501

How Language Works #

4.5

LING1502

Words and Sounds #

4.5

SPTH1506

Linguistics and Phonetics 1

4.5

SPTH1507

Linguistics and Phonetics 2

4.5

Second and Third Years

24 units from the following:

AUST2000

Australian Languages: Issues and Debates

6

DSRS3212

Communication and Languages

6

EDET2305

Multimedia Literacy

6

EDUC3505

Languages in the Integrated Curriculum

6

LANG3102

Introduction to Second Language Acquisition *, OR

3

LANG3102A

Introduction to Second Language Acquisition *

6

LANG3201

Second Language Teaching Methodology *, OR

3

LANG3201A

Second Language Teaching Methodology *

6

LANG3202

Introduction to Classroom-based Research *, OR

3

LANG3202A

Introduction to Classroom-based Research *

6

LING2501

How Language Works #

6

LING2502

Words and Sounds #

6

LING2702

Language, Culture and Communication, OR

6

LING2702A

Language, Culture and Communication

3

LING3702

Applied Linguistics Research Methods

6

PROF2902

Interpersonal Communication Skills

6

SPTH2403A

Language Development and Disorders A

6

SPTH2403B

Language Development and Disorders B

6

SPTH2405

Language and Literacy Development

3

SPTH2406

Speech and Literacy Development

3

SPTH2503

Acoustic Phonetics

3

SPTH2504

Introductory Linguistics

6

SPTH2505

Linguistics 2

3

SPTH3501A

Psycholinguistics , OR

6

SPTH3501B

Psycholinguistics

3

* These topics are available in on-line mode only.

# Students cannot count both LING1501 and LING 2501 or LING1502 and LING2502 towards the major.

Other topics may be considered for accreditation [up to 6 units to the major at this level], subject to the approval of the Linguistics coordinator. Such topics include:

AUST3000

Australian Languages: More Issues and Debates

6

ESOL3701

Issues in Second Language Teaching and Learning

6

ESOL3703

Basics in TESOL

6

ESOL3705

Understanding English Syntex

6