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Linguistics/TESL Program

Courses for Summer 2012

  • LING 417. Language Development and Acquisition
  • LING 589. Introduction to Celtic Languages (online)

General Education Courses for Fall 2012

  • LING 200. (How) Language Matters
  • LING 310. Language and the Law
  • LING 325. Language, Gender and Identity

New Course for Majors for Fall 2012

  • LING 300. Approaches to Linguistic Analysis

Courses Back by Popular Demand

  • LING 407. Language Varieties
  • LING 408. Semantics and Pragmatics
  • LING 417. Language Development and Acquisition
  • LING 441. Sociolinguistics
  • LING 505. Discourse Analysis
  • LING 525. English Structures for ESL/EFL Teaching
  • LING 530. Introduction to TESL
  • LING 610. Seminar in Syntax

Announcements

Congratulations to Dr. Fred Field on the publication of his two new books: Bilingualism in the USA and Key Concepts in Bilingualism!

Bilingualism in the USA Key Concepts in Bilingualism

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Welcome to the homepage of the Linguistics and TESL Programs at California State University, Northridge, an interdisciplinary program affiliated to the School of Humanities. We draw our teaching and advisory faculty from the ranks of linguistically-trained full-time faculty housed in several campus departments along with part-time faculty who have expertise in specific areas of linguistics. The Linguistics/TESL program offers a major and a minor at the bachelor's level and a certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL). We also offer an M.A. in Linguistics and an M.A. in TESL.

Linguistics/TESL Program
Sierra Hall (SH) 396
Northridge, CA 91330-8415
(818) 677-5019
California State University, Northridge

Program Coordinator/Advisor:
Dr. Evelyn McClave
emcclave@csun.edu

Office hours vary by semester.


Endangered Languages: A Linguistics Exploration

Endangered Languages Exhibit

An exhibit by
CSUN Linguistics Club
Linguistics/TESL Program
Oviatt Library