Graduate Diploma in Arts major in Academic English Studies and Linguistics

If you speak English as a second language, you can combine the study of academic English with the study of linguistics. Strong English language skills prepare you for success in academic and professional settings. Strong writing ability is helpful for university assessments and a valuable tool in the workplace.
As well as improving your English language skills, you will develop an understanding of how languages work. Linguistics courses explore the interaction between language, mind, society and identity. You will also study the principles and practices of language teaching and learning.

Strong communication skills are highly valued by employers, making it a valuable overall goal for your study. An in-depth understanding of how language and society interact will further enhance this ability, providing flexibility and adaptability for various careers.

Complete 120 points comprising:

45 points from Bachelor of Arts major in Academic English Studies and Linguistics Stage III Courses, and
At least 15 points from Additional Courses from the Bachelor of Arts major in Academic English Studies and Linguistics, and
0 to 60 points from Courses from the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Schedules

Selected courses must include at least 75 points at level 300 or higher.