LING 482 - Employing Linguistics
Time limit: 80 days
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Full course description
Learning Objectives:
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Taking stock of Theoretical Understanding: By researching people in the way we have been trained to use books and journal articles, participants will identify linguists to reach out to who use their skills in syntax, semantics, phonology, pragmatics, psycholinguistics, and sociolinguistics (etc.), in work that is meaningful to them.
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Cross-Cultural Communication: How the cultural sensitivity and intercultural communication skills developed by linguistics enable participants to effectively identify and navigate linguistic and cultural differences in professional settings.
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Ethical Considerations in Linguistics: Reflect on ethical issues surrounding linguistic research and professional practice, cultivating a sense of responsibility and integrity in linguistic work.
Skills Cultivated:
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Application of linguistic theories and methods to real-world scenarios
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Critical thinking and problem-solving in linguistic contexts
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Ethical decision-making in linguistic research and practice
Course Format: The course will consist of a series of interactive lectures, practical workshops, case studies, and group discussions. Participants will engage in hands-on exercises, conduct research projects, and collaborate with industry professionals, offering networking opportunities and exposure to various career paths for linguists.