Programme overview

Main Subject

Linguistics

Degree

BA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

General objective:

To train language professionals capable of: understanding the internal characteristics of natural languages and the phenomena related to their use; knowing how to differentiate and being able to obtain different types of linguistic evidence, both from the oral language (spontaneous speech, dialogues, narratives, etc.) of children and adults, and from written sources (historical documents, contemporary printed texts, etc.); apply transcription procedures and analysis techniques to these materials that allow them to identify the normal and abnormal patterns of the phonological, morphological, syntactic and semantic structuring of languages, as well as to discover possible changes that they are experiencing.

Specific objectives:

The linguistic training acquired through the degree program and its areas of accentuation will enable the student to address and analyze linguistic phenomena of a different nature and in different types of communities (social and geographical), in such a way that their results provide knowledge about said phenomena. phenomena and also serve as a basis for proposing solutions to practical problems related to language, particularly those that arise in the field of regular and special education and also in bilingual education.

The training will be oriented, consequently, not only to the knowledge of the linguistic phenomenon itself, but to the application of said knowledge through a disciplinary and interdisciplinary orientation that will balance theory and practice, promoting attitudes of social awareness and teamwork, of so that the graduate is able to perform activities such as the following:

Participate in the design of programs for teaching communication skills (speaking, reading, writing, understanding) in Spanish and other languages.
Prepare basic manuals and teaching aids for teaching these skills both to speakers of Spanish as their mother tongue and to people who learn it as a second language.
Contribute to the preparation of general dictionaries of Spanish and other languages.
Develop basic descriptive and lexicographical products such as vocabularies and grammatical sketches.
Work implementing or advising educational projects oriented to language issues.
Collaborate in research projects focused on the description and analysis of specific languages, in the study of the processes of acquisition, development and teaching of the mother tongue and second languages, carrying out linguistic surveys, sampling of linguistic uses, and processing information relevant to said projects .
Apply linguistic knowledge to practical problems related to the processes of acquisition, development and teaching of Spanish and the indigenous languages of the region, taking into account both their oral and written dimensions, and the possible disorders that can hinder said processes.
Teach communication skills in their mother tongue (be it Spanish or another) at the initial, intermediate and advanced levels of the educational system.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Linguistics

Degree

BA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

General objective:

To train language professionals capable of: understanding the internal characteristics of natural languages and the phenomena related to their use; knowing how to differentiate and being able to obtain different types of linguistic evidence, both from the oral language (spontaneous speech, dialogues, narratives, etc.) of children and adults, and from written sources (historical documents, contemporary printed texts, etc.); apply transcription procedures and analysis techniques to these materials that allow them to identify the normal and abnormal patterns of the phonological, morphological, syntactic and semantic structuring of languages, as well as to discover possible changes that they are experiencing.

Specific objectives:

The linguistic training acquired through the degree program and its areas of accentuation will enable the student to address and analyze linguistic phenomena of a different nature and in different types of communities (social and geographical), in such a way that their results provide knowledge about said phenomena. phenomena and also serve as a basis for proposing solutions to practical problems related to language, particularly those that arise in the field of regular and special education and also in bilingual education.

The training will be oriented, consequently, not only to the knowledge of the linguistic phenomenon itself, but to the application of said knowledge through a disciplinary and interdisciplinary orientation that will balance theory and practice, promoting attitudes of social awareness and teamwork, of so that the graduate is able to perform activities such as the following:

Participate in the design of programs for teaching communication skills (speaking, reading, writing, understanding) in Spanish and other languages.
Prepare basic manuals and teaching aids for teaching these skills both to speakers of Spanish as their mother tongue and to people who learn it as a second language.
Contribute to the preparation of general dictionaries of Spanish and other languages.
Develop basic descriptive and lexicographical products such as vocabularies and grammatical sketches.
Work implementing or advising educational projects oriented to language issues.
Collaborate in research projects focused on the description and analysis of specific languages, in the study of the processes of acquisition, development and teaching of the mother tongue and second languages, carrying out linguistic surveys, sampling of linguistic uses, and processing information relevant to said projects .
Apply linguistic knowledge to practical problems related to the processes of acquisition, development and teaching of Spanish and the indigenous languages of the region, taking into account both their oral and written dimensions, and the possible disorders that can hinder said processes.
Teach communication skills in their mother tongue (be it Spanish or another) at the initial, intermediate and advanced levels of the educational system.

Admission Requirements

The general requirements to enter a bachelor's program at the University of Sonora are as follows:

Request registration with the Directorate of School Services in accordance with the terms of the respective call
Deliver full certificate of upper secondary education studies.
Deliver certified birth certificate.
Present the entrance exam and be accepted according to the terms of the respective call.
The others that are established in accordance with article 22 of the current School Regulations.

Program Duration

4 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

Tuition fees

Domestic

Starts from

3,560 USD

International

Starts from

3,560 USD

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