Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Applied Language Studies

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• Objectives
  Applied Language Studies develops and applies theories to solve everyday problems involving language. As an interdisciplinary field encompassing work in Applied Linguistics, Writing Studies, Discourse Studies, and Literacy Studies, ALS focuses on language-related issues such as the following: * Language Teaching and Learning: How are languages taught and learned? How are language curricula best developed and implemented? * Language Assessment: How are language competencies evaluated and language tests designed? * Writing: How is writing used in academic, workplace, and community settings to construct knowledge, accomplish learning, and perform other functions? How can writing best be taught and learned in these settings? * Literacies: How do people use texts in their everyday activities in society? How can access to literacies be broadened? * Discourse Analysis: How is language—both spoken and written—used in specific social contexts? And how are texts in other symbol systems—such as photographs and drawings—used in similar contexts? * Language in Society: How does language influence society, and how is it influenced by society? What role does language play in creating social identities, social structures, and relations of power? * Language and the Professions: For what purposes do professionals use language in their work? What makes professional communication in a first or a second language more effective? * Bilingual Education: How can educational institutions support bilingual development? What makes a bilingual education program effective? * Language Policy and Planning: How do government policies influence language practices, as for instance with measures to protect endangered languages?
• Academic title
  Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Applied Language Studies
• Course description
  Applied Language Studies
  B.A. Honours (20.0 credits)
  
  A. Credits Included in the Major CGPA (9.5 credits):
  
     1. 1.0 credit from LALS 1000 [1.0], (LALS 1001 and LALS 1002), or FYSM 1206 [1.0];
     2. 1.0 credit in LALS 2005, and one of LALS 2001, LALS 3002, or LALS 3004;
     3. 2.0 credits from LALS 2203, LALS 2401, LALS 2703, LALS 2704, LALS 2705, LALS 2706, LALS 3401, LALS 3402, LALS 3705, LALS 3706, LALS 3903;
     4. 1.0 credit from: LALS 4201, LALS 4207, LALS 4402, LALS 4602, LALS 4801;
     5. 1.5 credits in Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at the 4000-level;
     6. 3.0 credits in Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, chosen in consultation with the School;
  
     2. Credits Not Included in the Major CGPA (10.5 credits):
  
     7. 8.0 credits not in Applied Language Studies;
     8. 2.5 credits in free electives;
  
     3. Additional Requirement:
  
     9. School Language Proficiency Requirement must be satisfied.
  

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