Upon successful evaluation, students may enter the following BFA programs beginning in second year: Acting Conservatory (BFA), Performance & Creation (BFA) and Production & Design (BFA). Students who wish to pursue a BFA in Theatre must undergo auditions at the end of year one of the Theatre (BA) program. We encourage all interested students to apply, and we feel confident that our program, faculty members, and facilities can help you realize your potential into sustained career mobility. In the spirit of equity and access, the Theatre (BA) program at York University is waiving the supplementary application requirement for Fall/Winter 2023-24 Entry. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the ability of many students to explore the arts, access training and facilities, and mount public performances.
#Linguistics degree programs series#
Our Department holds a Lecture Series and hosts events and conferences such as the Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages.In your fourth year, you’ll have the opportunity to do independent linguistic field work on a language you have not been previously exposed to by interacting with a native speaker consultant in the classroom.Gain an appreciation for the complexity of language, how it is acquired and how it develops from childhood to adulthood.
Learn about the relationships, similarities and differences between various language groups and dialects.Think critically and analytically in order to make insightful observations and hypotheses, and draw scientific conclusions.In our small classes, you’ll build lasting academic relationships with your professors and peers. Our program allows you to choose from courses that represent the widest selection of languages from any Canadian university. Other core areas of linguistics have strong links to math, logic, teaching, speech-language pathology, and the applied sciences of communication engineering and computer science. This program offers a social and cultural perspective on almost every aspect of the humanities and social sciences. Our program focuses on sociolinguistics, the study of how different social contexts affect our language, convey social meanings and reflect aspects of our identity. Dive into the relationship between language and the mind–what happens in our brains when we speak. Discover how children acquire language without formal instruction. Investigate sound and word patterns, sentence structure, syntax and language usage. Learn how language is naturally organized. Cognitive Neuroscience English Linguistics and Literature Cognitive Neuroscience - Language and Communication (Research) Linguistics and Communication.
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