Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Languages and Linguistics

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Languages and Linguistics is a fourth year of study, building on a three-year degree in languages. In this course, students are familiarised with the major research models in languages and linguistics, critically read and review research literature in the field, use basic statistical techniques, as well as methods of linguistic data analysis, relevant to the field. All students must present a research project in the form of a thesis at the end of this course.

Course Details

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Languages and Linguistics

Location

Bankstown Campus

Duration

1 year full-time or equivalent part-time

Note: 'part-time' refers to study load, not to timetabling of evening classes.

Opportunity for Further Study on completion of course

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Languages and Linguistics may be interested in furthering their studies with a Research Degree. For information, refer to UWS Research Degrees (opens in a new window).

How to Apply

All domestic applications can be made online and direct to the University through the Honours application online form.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Languages and Linguistics is not open for international application.