The science of human language
The Applied Linguistics major prepares students for careers and vocations involving human language — including translation, interpretation, cross-cultural engagement and research. Students gain a framework for understanding language structure, acquisition and cultural significance, with a customizable 12-hour emphasis tailored to individual goals.
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Academic Program
Bachelor of Arts
Format
In Person
Program Type
Major, Minor
Curriculum
What You'll Study
Applied Linguistics at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ is a rare combination of linguistic depth and personal flexibility. You'll study how language works, how people learn it, and how it shapes culture — then shape your own emphasis toward the specific calling or career you're preparing for.
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Degree Pathways
Bachelor of Arts
Minor
Language as a Tool for Kingdom Work
At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, language study is an act of service. Whether you’re translating Scripture, crossing cultural boundaries, or researching how communities communicate, you’ll be equipped to use your linguistic skills for meaningful impact — guided by faculty committed to both academic excellence and Kingdom purpose.
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