The Minor in Linguistics exposes students to the central topics and methods in the study of the structure, use, variation, acquisition, and historical development of language. A minor in Linguistics is an excellent complement to a range of majors, and may be of particular interest to students majoring in Communication Disorders, Education, English, Foreign Languages, Asian Studies, Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology, Philosophy or Communication & Media.
Students wishing to declare and pursue the minor should contact the Director of the Linguistics Program for advisement.
For more information, visit the Linguistics minor plan in the Undergraduate Catalog.