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Linguistics Programs


Program Name:

MA in Linguistics (Phonetics and Phonology)

Alternate Name:

Sounds and Melodies of Portuguese

Program Homepage:

http://www.fl.ul.pt/dlgr/SonseMelodias/index.htm

Institution:

Universidade de Lisboa

Address:

Dep. Linguística Geral e Românica

FLUL, Alameda da Universidade

City:

Lisboa

Zip/Postal Code:

1600-214

Country:

Portugal

Application Deadline:

October, 13, 2006

Contact Person:

Sónia Frota, Dr.

Email:

click here to access email

Phone:

+351-21-7920052

Fax:

+351-21-7960063

Linguistic Subfield(s):

Language Documentation
Phonetics
Phonology

Language/Language Family Specialization(s):

Portuguese

Program Size:

Medium (11-25 students)

Program Description:

The Departamento de Linguística Geral e Românica of the Faculdade de Letras offers a Masters Program in Linguistics (Phonetics and Phonology): Sounds and Melodies of Portuguese. The aim is to improve understanding of sound structure and provide training on various applied areas where such knowledge is needed.
The Courses taught are designed to deepen the students' knowledge of Portuguese phonetics and phonology and put it into use in areas such as language teaching, language acquisition and development, speech production and perception, speech therapy, speech recognition, or forensic phonetics.
The MA is suitable both for those with some prior knowledge of the subject and for appropriately motivated beginners. Among the former are students whose undergraduate degree included linguistic course units where the basics of phonetics and phonology was taught. The latter category includes good graduates that have encountered linguistics, and in particular phonetics and phonology, only indirectly through teaching degrees, psychology, philosophy, computer science, journalism, music, and other fields.

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