Prospective Students

Welcome to the Department of Linguistics and Asian/Middle Eastern Languages. We offer undergraduate and graduate studies leading to BA and MA degrees in linguistics, as well as programs in Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Tagalog and, now, Vietnamese. In addition, the Department offers Certificates in Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language (TESL/TEFL).

The linguistics program offers coursework in all areas of linguistic analysis: the core areas of phonology, syntax, semantics, and historical linguistics; and interdisciplinary areas such as applied linguistics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, bilingualism, computational linguistics, and the linguistics of certain languages and language families.

The language programs offer a major and minor in Japanese and a minor in Chinese. In addition, several levels of language courses are offered in Arabic and Hebrew.

The Graduate linguistics program offers a number of opportunities for teaching, research or other forms of financial support.

The deadline for CSU Mentor Application for Fall 2012 admission is February 1, 2012!

• How to apply (Graduate Students): Go to our Graduate Admission page
  
• Graduate Students: View Graduate Information
• Undergraduate Students: View Undergraduate Information
• International students: Go to the International Student Center page
• Financial Aid:
  Undergraduate students: Go to the Financial Aid web site
  For Graduate students: Go to the Financial Aid web site
• Housing: Go to http://www.sa.sdsu.edu/hrlo/
• Linguistics Class Schedule

We invite prospective graduate students to visit our Graduate Access Page, or MyGAP. Using MyGAP you can build a customized web page containing personalized information about SDSU graduate programs of specific interest to you.