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LINGUISTICS
MA, PhD (A&S)

2816 Cathedral of Learning

412-624-5900

http://www.linguistics.pitt.edu

lingpitt@pitt.edu

The degree programs in linguistics combine a solid foundation in the core areas of linguistic theory (phonetics, phonology, syntax) with courses in specialized fields of applied linguistics, Hispanic linguistics and sociolinguistics/sociology of language. Within applied linguistics, students may choose from topics such as first and second language acquisition, language teaching methodology, and the development of teaching materials/tests. The department also offers a certificate in teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL).. In sociolinguistics, students may focus on Discourse analysis , variation and change, and socio-phonetics. In Hispanic linguistics, students may focus on phonetics, sociolinguistics, and second language acquisition.