Bachelor of aboriginal professional practice in linguistics in University of new south wales

Fundamental to functioning in human society is our ability to communicate through language. In this fascinating major you will learn about language as a human communication system, focusing on the structure, acquisition and uses of language, and the variety of world languages. Throughout your scientific study of language, you will have the opportunity to develop answers to a huge range of fascinating questions such as: What is the role of language in establishing social identity What is involved in the communication between individuals of different cultural backgrounds

Academic Transcript, Completion Certificate, Passport, CV/Resume, Letters of Work Experience, IELTS overall minimum - 6.0, STAT, GPA of 2.5/4 or equivalent, TOEFL ibTof 64 - 78, DAAD 4 stars in all 3 areas

Linguist, Social Scientist, Transcript Typist, Translator, University Lecturer/Academic, English As A Second Language Teacher (ESL Teacher), Editor, Linguistic Analyst

5th Feb