Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Linguistics] From University of Texas

The program is distinctive in that classes are generally small and the atmosphere supportive, while at the same time the faculty are internationally recognized for their research achievements, which often involve active student collaboration. El Paso's multilingual character and its location on the U.S.-Mexico border make for a fascinating environment for anyone interested in language and language learning.

All students take core courses in phonology and syntax, but beyond that they design their own program according to their own interests and goals.

If your primary interest is in linguistics and human language, you can study a wide variety of subjects including the basic systems of language, first and second language acquisition, sociolinguistics (language variation), English linguistics, Spanish linguistics, historical linguistics (language evolution), and language teaching. On the faculty are a number of well-known researchers who offer the courses and who will guide your study of the field.