General Linguistics study track in the LingDig MA programme
Master of Arts, 120 credits (curriculum valid 2023-2026):
Advanced studies in General Linguistics 90 cr:
Studies common to the whole LingDig programme (30 cr):
Introduction to Linguistic Diversity and Digital Humanities (LDA-301), 5 cr
Work life studies, choose one (5 cr):
Work Practice (LDA-311), 5 cr
Teaching assistance (LDA-312), 5 cr
Research project (LDA-313), 5 cr
Field methods in practice (LDA-L331), 5 cr
20 credits of courses chosen from any study track of the programme in agreement with your HOPS teacher (General Linguistics courses may also be included here)
Studies specific to the General Linguistics study track (60 cr):
Methodological and thesis studies (40 cr):
Theory and method in linguistics (LDA-L330), 5 cr
General Linguistics seminar (LDA-L301), 5 cr
MA thesis (LDA-800), 30 cr
Thematic courses, choose three (15 cr):
History of Linguistics (LDA-L302), 5 cr
Language typology (LDA-L307), 5 cr
Linguistic diversity and variation (LDA-L308), 5cr
Sociolinguistics (LDA-L309), 5 cr
Psycholinguistics and language acquisition (LDA-L310), 5 cr
Anthropological linguistics (LDA-L311), 5 cr
Historical linguistics (LDA-L312), 5 cr
Language contact (LDA-L313), 5 cr
Language evolution (LDA-L314), 5 cr
Field methods: Language description and documentation (LDA-L315), 5 cr
Field methods in practice (LDA-L331), 5cr
Language and gender (LDA-L316), 5 cr
Language and writing (LDA-L317), 5 cr
Current topics in Linguistics I/II/III (LDA-L327/328/329), 5 cr
Language family/area-specific courses, choose one (5 cr):
African Linguistics (LDA-L318), 5 cr
Altaic Linguistics (LDA-L319), 5 cr
Indo-European Linguistics (LDA-L320), 5 cr
Slavic Linguistics (LDA-L321), 5 cr
Uralic Linguistics (LDA-L322), 5 cr
Linguistics of a particular language family/area I/II (LDA-L323/324), 5 cr
Studies in a particular language I/II (LDA-L325/326), 5 cr
Optional studies 30 cr:
Here you can include study modules or individual courses from other study tracks or programmes (or even more courses from the General Linguistics course list).