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Linguistics Programs


Program Name:

Department of English

Alternate Name:

Departamento de Inglés

Program Homepage:

http://rrpac.upr.clu.edu:9090/~humanity/ingles.htm

Institution:

University of Puerto Rico

Address:

P.O. Box 23356

City:

San Juan

Zip/Postal Code:

00931

State/Province:

Puerto Rico

Country:

Puerto Rico

Contact Person:

Lowell Fiet , Professor

Email:

click here to access email

Phone:

787-764-0000

Linguistic Subfield(s):

Historical Linguistics
History of Linguistics
Language Acquisition
Language Documentation
Ling & Literature
Linguistic Theories
Phonology
Sociolinguistics
Syntax

Other Program Specialties:

Creole and Pidgin Languages Caribbean Language Situations

Language/Language Family Specialization(s):

English

Program Size:

Small (1-10 students)

Program Description:

Two degrees are offered, an M.A. and a Ph.D. The M.A. program in English offers advanced studies in the area of Linguistics. The basic requirements for admission to the program are a Bachelor's degree or its equivalent, the approximate number of credits needed for an undergraduate major in the field, and an average of at least B (3.0). (These requirements remain flexible, and ''conditional'' admission is often possible even though the student does not have the equivalent of an undergraduate major in English.) The English Department in the College of Humanities also offers a doctor of philosophy degree in English with the literature and language of the English-speaking Caribbean as its area of specialization. The program aims to prepare scholars, critics, and linguists who will contribute to the development of Caribbean studies as a field of academic knowledge inside the context of higher education.

Available Financial Aid:

Graduate Assistantships are often available. These are usually awarded for ten months of an academic year and pay approximately $800 a month. Assistantships typically involve either teaching or research and sometimes a combination of both.

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