Master of Applied Linguistics at the University of Melbourne 24 May 2016 Linguistics at the University of Melbourne is ranked No. 1 in Australia and No. 13 in the world in the 2016 QS World Rankings by Subject. The Master of Applied Linguistics offers theoretical and practical training to give you the competitive edge to build your graduate career in language teaching, language assessment, language program evaluation and beyond. It is designed to boost your professional knowledge and sharpen your vocational skills in a wide range of areas. Students may focus on one of 5 specialisations: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Technology and language learning Language testing English language Modern languages New Stream: Modern Languages The Master of Applied Linguistics now has a Modern Languages stream. This includes a range of subjects that focus specifically on developing language skills and cultural competency in modern languages at the graduate level. Languages include French, German, Italian, Spanish, Indonesian, Chinese, Japanese, and Arabic! This exciting new addition to an innovative program welcomes professionals working with modern languages in education, translating, trade relations, diplomacy, the public service, international public relations and related areas. Students of the Master of Applied Linguistics will have the opportunity to acquire advanced level understanding of current issues, concepts and research methods in targeted areas of chosen discipline; and complete the Minor Thesis elective to activate a pathway to a PhD. Program: Master of Applied Linguistics Location: Melbourne, Victoria Duration: 1–2 years (dependent upon candidate’s background) Semester intake: March Entry requirements An undergraduate degree or equivalent, with an average of 70% or above. Apply to the University of Melbourne linguistics program! * Find out more about studying linguistics at the University of Melbourne. Contact OzTREKK’s Australian Linguistics Schools Admissions Officer Shannon Tilston at 1-866-698-7355 or [email protected]. News Post navigation Previous Previous post: Griffith aiming to personalise treatment for cancer patients Next Next post: Griffith MBA backs endangered orangutans through carbon offset