28.4583, Support: Mandarin; English; French; Japanese; Spanish; Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language Acquisition: MA, Syracuse University

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Subject: 28.4583, Support: Mandarin; English; French; Japanese; Spanish; Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language Acquisition: MA, Syracuse University

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Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2017 13:42:39
From: Christopher Green [cgreen10 at syr.edu]
Subject: Mandarin; English; French; Japanese; Spanish; Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language Acquisition: MA, Syracuse University, New York, USA

 Institution/Organization: Syracuse University 
Department: Linguistic Studies Program 
Web Address: http://lll.syr.edu/linguistics/graduate.html 

Level: MA / MSc 

Duties: Teaching
 
Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics; Language Acquisition 
 
Required Language(s): Chinese, Mandarin (cmn)
                      English (eng) 
                      French (fra) 
                      Japanese (jpn) 
                      Spanish (spa) 

Description:

Teaching Assistantships are available in TESOL/TLOTE, Linguistics, Spanish,
French, Chinese, and Japanese for the support of Master of Arts students
beginning study in Fall 2018 in the Linguistic Studies Program at Syracuse
University. Language Teaching Assistants must have native-like command of the
language they teach. Outstanding applicants who are not chosen for a Teaching
Assistantship may instead be eligible to receive tuition credits toward the
completion of their coursework.

The Linguistic Studies Program at Syracuse University offers a US Master of
Arts degree in any one of six concentrations: TESOL/TLOTE; Linguistic Theory;
Logic and Language; Information Representation and Retrieval; Language,
Culture, and Society; and Language Acquisition. The time of study is one and a
half to two years. 

The deadline for submitting an application for admission to the program is
Feb. 1, 2018, and application by this date is necessary if an applicant wishes
to receive full consideration for a Teaching Assistantship. However,
applicants may be considered after this date until all Teaching Assistantships
are filled. Admission to the Program is continuous; students are able to begin
in Fall, Spring, or Summer semesters.

Consult the Syracuse University Department of Languages, Literatures &
Linguistics Graduate Study website at http://lll.syr.edu/graduate.html for
further details. An application for admission to study in the MA Program is
accessible here: http://lll.syr.edu/linguistics/faq.html. Please direct
further questions to the Program’s general graduate advisor, Dr. Amanda Brown
at abrown08 at syr.edu. Note: these are not free-standing teaching positions but
are, rather, awards to support students in a graduate program of study.
 

Application Deadline: 01-Feb-2018 

Web Address for Applications: http://gradsch.syr.edu/admissions.html 

Contact Information: 
	Dr Amanda Brown 
	abrown08 at syr.edu  


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