Linguistics at UCSC?

phi_os
Tue, 23 Jun 2009 03:50:43 +0000

[UC Santa Cruz - Linguistics - Undergraduate Program - Linguistics Degrees and Requirements](http://ling.ucsc.edu/undergraduate/ling_degree_requirements.php)

This link shows most of the courses that UCSC’s Linguistic department has to offer. I too am pursuing a Ling major, focusing on Psycholinguistics. I believe this is a new offering at UCSC. They are offering a psycholinguistic course this coming semester, and the psychology department has plenty of classes to augment this field of study. There are two or three Sociolinguistic classes as far as I know, 1 pragmatics class, and a few computational classes. UCSC is awesome for theoretical (UCLA - formal/phonology, UCSD - Formal, UCSB - Sociolinguistics, UCB - cognitive Lakoff stuff, all around).

Also, if you want to take some classes that aren’t offered at UCSC, you can take up to two or three quarters/semesters at another/other UC/s.

I look forward to working with you all, from what I hear the department is small cluster of students and professors.