Academic Calendar - 2020 ARCHIVE
Western University Academic Calendar. - 2020ARCHIVE
HONOURS SPECIALIZATION IN LINGUISTICS
Inter-Faculty Departments and Programs - Linguistics
Admission Requirements
Completion of first year requirements with at least 75% average and a minimum mark of 60% in 3.0 principal courses including Anthropology 1027A/B and Linguistics 1028A/B. Students beginning Linguistics after first year may substitute Linguistics 2288A/B in place of Anthropology 1027A/B. Students must consult with one of the program Co-directors prior to admission. Enrolment in this module is limited. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
Module/Program Information
Module
9.0 courses:
1.0 course: Linguistics 2247A/B and Linguistics 2248A/B or the former Anthropology 2247A/B and the former Anthropology 2248A/B. At least 75% in each course is required for progression in the module.
2.5 courses: Anthropology 3339F/G, Linguistics 2242A/B, Linguistics 4247A/B, Linguistics 4248A/B, Linguistics 4490F/G.
1.0 Language course(s) to be selected in consultation with one of the Linguistics Co-directors.
1.5 courses from Formal approaches to language: Anthropology 3237A/B, Anthropology 3343A/B, Communication Sciences and Disorders 4411A/B, Communication Sciences and Disorders 4439A/B, French 2805A/B, French 2806A/B, French 3810A/B, French 3830A/B, French 4811F/G, French 4821F/G, French 4830F/G, French 4841F/G, French 4881F/G, Linguistics 2244A/B, Linguistics 3100A/B, Linguistics 3102A/B, Philosophy 3260F/G, Philosophy 3270F/G, Philosophy 4210F/G, Psychology 2134A/B, Spanish 3303A/B, Spanish 3317A/B, Spanish 3318A/B, Spanish 3319A/B, Spanish 4415A/B. .
1.5 courses from Social aspects of language: Anthropology 2245F/G, Anthropology 2249F/G, Anthropology 2251F/G, Anthropology 2252F/G or the former Linguistics 2285F/G, Anthropology 3243F/G or the former Anthropology 2243F/G, French 3870A/B, French 4040A/B, French 4850F/G, Spanish 3314F/G, Spanish 4412F/G, Spanish 4413F/G and the former Linguistics 2286F/G.
1.5 additional courses from the following or any course from above not already taken: Anthropology 2246F/G, Anthropology 2250F/G, Anthropology 2253A/B, Anthropology 4412F/G, Classical Studies 2800A/B, English 3300, English 3310 (or the former English 3001, the former English 3012), French 4100F/G, Indigenous Studies 2253A/B, Linguistics 3340A/B, Linguistics 3390A/B, Philosophy 2250, Philosophy 2260F/G, Philosophy 3201A/B, Psychology 3140F/G, Psychology 3141F/G, Psychology 3184F/G, Spanish 2121A/B, Spanish 2214A/B, Spanish 2956A/B-2960A/B, Spanish 3911A/B-3920A/B, Spanish 4921F/G-4925F/G, Spanish 4926A/B-4930A/B, the former Psychology 3142E, or other courses by permission of the Program.
Note: Some courses are offered only in alternate years, and some have specific prerequisites. Students must consult one of the Co-Directors of the Inter-Faculty Program in Linguistics when planning their module.
Progression
Module Requirements
Students who are enrolled in the Honours Specialization in Linguistics must maintain a minimum cumulative modular average of 75% with a minimum mark of 60% in each course and a passing grade in each option to progress in the module. In addition, students must attain at least 75% in Linguistics 2247A/B and Linguistics 2248A/B or the former Anthropology 2247A/B and the former Anthropology 2248A/B.
HONOURS SPECIALIZATION IN LINGUISTICS
Inter-Faculty Departments and Programs - Linguistics
Admission Requirements
Completion of first year requirements with at least 75% average and a minimum mark of 60% in 3.0 principal courses including Anthropology 1027A/B and Linguistics 1028A/B. Students beginning Linguistics after first year may substitute Linguistics 2288A/B in place of Anthropology 1027A/B. Students must consult with one of the program Co-directors prior to admission. Enrolment in this module is limited. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
Module/Program Information
Module
9.0 courses:
1.0 course: Linguistics 2247A/B and Linguistics 2248A/B or the former Anthropology 2247A/B and the former Anthropology 2248A/B. At least 75% in each course is required for progression in the module.
2.5 courses: Anthropology 3339F/G, Linguistics 2242A/B, Linguistics 4247A/B, Linguistics 4248A/B, Linguistics 4490F/G.
1.0 Language course(s) to be selected in consultation with one of the Linguistics Co-directors.
1.5 courses from Formal approaches to language: Anthropology 3237A/B, Anthropology 3343A/B, Communication Sciences and Disorders 4411A/B, Communication Sciences and Disorders 4439A/B, French 2805A/B, French 2806A/B, French 3810A/B, French 3830A/B, French 4811F/G, French 4821F/G, French 4830F/G, French 4841F/G, French 4881F/G, Linguistics 2244A/B, Linguistics 3100A/B, Linguistics 3102A/B, Philosophy 3260F/G, Philosophy 3270F/G, Philosophy 4210F/G, Psychology 2134A/B, Spanish 3303A/B, Spanish 3317A/B, Spanish 3318A/B, Spanish 3319A/B, Spanish 4415A/B. .
1.5 courses from Social aspects of language: Anthropology 2245F/G, Anthropology 2249F/G, Anthropology 2251F/G, Anthropology 2252F/G or the former Linguistics 2285F/G, Anthropology 3243F/G or the former Anthropology 2243F/G, French 3870A/B, French 4040A/B, French 4850F/G, Spanish 3314F/G, Spanish 4412F/G, Spanish 4413F/G and the former Linguistics 2286F/G.
1.5 additional courses from the following or any course from above not already taken: Anthropology 2246F/G, Anthropology 2250F/G, Anthropology 2253A/B, Anthropology 4412F/G, Classical Studies 2800A/B, English 3300, English 3310 (or the former English 3001, the former English 3012), French 4100F/G, Indigenous Studies 2253A/B, Linguistics 3340A/B, Linguistics 3390A/B, Philosophy 2250, Philosophy 2260F/G, Philosophy 3201A/B, Psychology 3140F/G, Psychology 3141F/G, Psychology 3184F/G, Spanish 2121A/B, Spanish 2214A/B, Spanish 2956A/B-2960A/B, Spanish 3911A/B-3920A/B, Spanish 4921F/G-4925F/G, Spanish 4926A/B-4930A/B, the former Psychology 3142E, or other courses by permission of the Program.
Note: Some courses are offered only in alternate years, and some have specific prerequisites. Students must consult one of the Co-Directors of the Inter-Faculty Program in Linguistics when planning their module.
Progression
Module Requirements
Students who are enrolled in the Honours Specialization in Linguistics must maintain a minimum cumulative modular average of 75% with a minimum mark of 60% in each course and a passing grade in each option to progress in the module. In addition, students must attain at least 75% in Linguistics 2247A/B and Linguistics 2248A/B or the former Anthropology 2247A/B and the former Anthropology 2248A/B.