Who Studies Here?
The following table describes the different types of people who study with us. Can you find yourself here?
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| Master of Arts in Linguistics | The MA in Linguistics is oriented toward academic field work. You will learn to analyze and describe the linguistic structures of languages and put previously unwritten languages into writing. The MA Ling is a graduate degree designed to equip you for careers in linguistic research, literacy and translation. |
| Master of Applied Linguistics and Exegesis (MLE) | Those with undergraduate degrees who have a vision for translation, literacy work, or for those wishing to do research at the graduate level. |
| BA with a major in Applied Linguistics | Undergraduates wanting to travel, work cross culturally locally & want a major in linguistics with an emphasis on translation, literacy, language development, or TESL. |
| BA with a minor in Applied Linguistics | Undergraduates wanting a minor with an emphasis on TESL, or general linguistics. |
| Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Certificate | Undergraduates or graduates who want to teach English as a second language; translators or literacy workers wanting an additional language-based professional skill. For an added bonus to the Certificate, if you receive a BA from TWU, the TESL Certificate will also give you a minor in Applied Linguistics. |