UNSW Handbook Plan - Applied Linguistics

Applied Linguistics - EDSTNR2354

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Plan Outline

Plan Structure

Compulsory Course on Research Methods

Elective Courses in Linguistics

Elective Courses in Education

Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Arts&Social Science
	School: School of Education
	Contact: j.mccormick@unsw.edu.au
	Program: 2354 - Education
	Award(s):
	Master of Education (Research)

Plan Outline

This is a cross-disciplinary program run by the School of Education and Department of Linguistics. Students are required to complete three courses plus a 30,000 word thesis.

Plan Structure

In addition to a thesis, students are required to complete three courses as follows: one compulsory course on research methods, plus two electives (one from Linguistics and one from Education).

Compulsory Course on Research Methods

Either
EDST5101 Introduction to Design and Analysis
or
EDST5120 Qualitative Research Methodology

Elective Courses in Linguistics

LING5000 Special Project (8 UOC)
LING5001 Second Language Acquisition (8 UOC)
LING5002 Language Teaching Methodology (8 UOC)
LING5003 Testing and Evaluation (8 UOC)
LING5004 Curriculum Design (8 UOC)
LING5005 The Structure of English (8 UOC)
LING5007 Translation:Theory & Practice (8 UOC)
LING5012 Language and Mind (8 UOC)
LING5015 Discourse Analysis (8 UOC)
LING5020 Adult Lang. Learning/Teaching (8 UOC)
LING5022 Cross-cultural Pragmatics (8 UOC)
LING5024 Teaching Spoken English (8 UOC)

Elective Courses in Education

Students may choose any one of the Master of Education courses offered in the School of Education.

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