Study Areas: Applied Linguistics (including TESOL, Literacy, Language Program Management and Teaching English for Specific Purposes), Communication Disorders, Clinical Audiology, Translation and Interpreting, Speech and Language Processing, Communication in Professions and Organizations, Editing and Publishing, Speech and Language Pathology, and Research.
The Department of Linguistics at Macquarie University is the largest of its kind in Australia, which includes substantial postgraduate programs, a full undergraduate program, more than 900 postgraduate coursework students, nearly 100 research students and four research centres of international standing.
The strength of the Department lies in its breadth of coverage of linguistics sub-disciplines, and it has particular strengths in the areas of systemic functional linguistics, speech and hearing and language teaching. It has long been recognized for its research and teaching in areas such as lexicography and corpus linguistics, in phonetics and phonology (especially as applied to computer-based research in speech technology and speech perception), and in communication disorders. The Department has a strong interest in the description of modern English language, especially work in systemic-functional grammar, in discourse analysis and pragmatics and in Australian English.
The Speech, Hearing and Language Research Centre at Macquarie fosters both clinical and applied research as well as collaborative research between the number of research groups and with other research centres. The Centre also contains active Audiology and Speech and Language Pathology clinics. The Centre is one of the oldest research centres at Macquarie University and has a long and successful history, attracting significant competitive research funding and industrial contracts and consultancies.
Macquarie University Postgraduate Degrees
Coursework Degrees:
Master of Applied Linguistics
Master of Applied Linguistics (TESOL)
Master of Applied Linguistics (Literacy)
Master of Applied Linguistics (Language Program Management)
Master of Applied Linguistics (TESP)
Master of Translating and Interpreting with the Master of Applied Linguistics (TESOL)
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics (TESOL)
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics (Literacy)
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics (TESP)
Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics (TESOL)
Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics (TESP)
Postgraduate Certificate in Linguistics Research
Postgraduate Certificate in Managing Language Programs
Master of Communication of Professions and Organizations
Postgraduate Diploma in Professions and Organizations
Postgraduate Certificate in Professions and Organizations
Master of Arts in Editing and Publishing
Postgraduate Diploma in Editing and Publishing
Postgraduate Certificate in Editing and Publishing
Master of Translating & Interpreting
Postgraduate Diploma in Translating and Interpreting
Master of Advanced Translation
Master of Conference Interpreting
Master of Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy
Postgraduate Diploma in Translation and Interpreting Pedagogy
Master of Translating and Interpreting with Master of International Relations
Postgraduate Diploma in Auslan/English Interpreting
Master of Communication Disorders
Master of Speech and Language Processing (vocational, professional program)
Master of Clinical Audiology
Postgraduate Diploma in Audiology
Research Degrees:
Doctor of Philosophy
Master of Philosophy
Doctor of Applied Linguistics (D App Ling)
Doctor of Professional Communication (D Prof Comm)
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