Linguistics

 

DESCRIPTION   [Top]
Linguistics is an investigation into the principles that underlie human language. Linguistic inquiry is fundamentally empirical; thus linguistics finds a place among the sciences. Students at UNCG may major or minor in linguistics through the University’s Special Programs in Liberal Studies. Linguistics majors and minors undertake the formal study of language in several disciplines of the social sciences and humanities, and are prepared for graduate work in many fields, as well as for further study for careers in teaching. For more information on completing a B.A. or minor in Linguistics at UNCG, please contact Dr. David Wharton in 237B McIver or at 334-5726.
 
CAREER IDEAS     [Top]
Anthropologist
Cognitive Scientist
Evolutionary Biologist
Foreign Language Decoder/
  Analyst
Forensic Scientist
Historian
Language Documentation Fieldwork
Editor
International Business Consultant
Interpreter
Lawyer
Literacy Program Director
Multilingual Software Developer
Neurolinguist
Psychologist
Reading Specialist
Product Naming
Sociologist
Speech Pathologist
Teacher (English as Second
  Language)
Technical Writer
Translator
Actor, Actor Training
WORK SETTINGS     [Top]
E-Publishers
Foreign Embassies/Universities
Literacy Programs
Local/State/Federal
Governmental Agencies (CIA,
  FBI, etc.)
Dictionaries
Public Relations Firms
Public Schools
Refugee Resettlement Programs
Software Firms
Telecommunications Companies
Translation Services
Publishing
Universities
U.S. Military
Standardized Testing
StudentsGradstudentAlumniFaculty and StaffEmployers
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