The M.A. program in Applied Linguistics is a two-year, part-time program that draws upon current research in linguistics, psychology, sociology, ethnography, and education. As a student, you will experience the movement from theory-to-practice and practice-to-theory, preparing yourselves to become life-long learners and reflective professionals in language education and intercultural communication. Program strengths include the following: A practicum in a real classroom setting to develop advanced teaching skills. Opportunity to earn European-recognized certification as a teacher of English as a Foreign Language. A program that prepares you equally well for professional development and for doctoral studies. Courses that develop skills in using technology for language teaching in the classroom and online. Courses to analyze language in the real world and classroom settings. Courses that develop skills for research projects in linguistics and language education. Option to earn the International Tutor Training Program certification as a writing tutor from the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). Faculty mentoring and personal support for your academic and professional development. Career counseling and opportunities for networking through the Career Development Office during and after your studies.

A completed Application Form for the Graduate Programs An undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university with at least a B (3.0) grade point average; The University requires evidence of proficiency in English. Signed and sealed envelopes containing official transcripts from each college/university (graduate or undergraduate programs) previously attended. An up-to-date résumé; The required essay; Two (2) letters of recommendation for the Graduate Programs or for the Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics;