MA IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS ( UNIVERSITY OF PANNONIA)
| Name of Faculty | Faculty of Humanities |
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Degree |
Master’s degree program |
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University type |
Public |
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Established |
1949 |
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Language of course |
English
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Erasmus |
Yes |
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Course duration |
4 semesters |
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Intake |
September |
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Total course fee |
8.000 Euro |
Programme Introduction
If you are interested in the language(s) in use at the individual, societal or intercultural level, and you have a BA degree in humanities or social sciences, come to our Master’s program, where you can learn from world famous international professors; participate in research and conferences; prepare for doctoral studies.
Students enrolled in the programme will know more about:
- how we process our language(s);
- how we acquire/learn language(s);
- how bi- and multilingual people communicate;
- what linguistic rights and policies different states have;
- how important intercultural communication is;
- how the brain works while processing language(s);
- what methods you can use for linguistic research.
They can:
- learn from world famous international professors;
- participate in research and conferences;
- get published;
- work at any places where human communication is in focus;
- go on with your studies at our Multilingualism Doctoral School.
This programme is for you if…
you are interested in:
psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, neurolinguistics, language planning and policy, linguistic rights, communication, bi- and multilingualism.
We invite applicants interested in:
- L1 and L2 acquisition
- Speech production and perception
- Media language analysis
- Language planning, language policy
- Applied linguistics research methodology
- Multilingualism
- Pursuing a PhD later
Program content
Semester 1:
Language and speech, Linguistic research methodology, Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Personal and societal communication, The history of applied linguistics, Academic language use
Semester 2:
Semantics, pragmatics, Mono- and multilingual development, Linguistic corpus analysis, Speech and brain, Intercultural communication, Phonetics
Semester 3:
Linguistic typological studies, Linguistic statistics, The bilingual mental lexicon, Multilingualism
Semester 4:
Language assessment, Theories of SLA, Language policy, linguistic rights
Optional courses:
Linguistic disorders, Media language, electronic communication, Minorities studies, Individual differences in SLL, Written language, Forensic linguistics, Hungarology, Computer-assisted linguistic research, Linguistic fieldwork, Bilingual speech behavior, Qualitative research methods in bilingualism and multilingualism
You can find a job with your degree
In any domains of the public sphere as a researcher, counsellor, spokesperson, language advisor, speech and communication expert, etc.
Tuition fee
2,000 EUR/semester
Required language proficiency
- B2 level English language certificate (TOEFL/IELTS/ESOL/BEC/ECL/PTE/FCE/CAE/TELC/TOEIC/Euroexam) or Attestation of Language Proficiency in the case of former studies in English.
Application criteria
B2 level English skills, B.A. degree, interview
Required documents
- Completed application form
- Copy of high school or university degree
- Copy of the Transcript of Records of previous studies
- Certificate of English language knowledge (the requirements vary by faculty)
- Copy of the valid passport
- CV in English
- Motivation letter in English
