MA in Cognitive Linguistics

[Vito Evola]

The School of Linguistics, Bangor University, is currently inviting
applications for its MA in Cognitive Linguistics for 2011-12 entry. The
MA is primarily aimed at those students who wish to undertake a taught
programme of graduate-level study in order to pursue research in some
aspect of Cognitive Linguistics.

The MA provides a focused and comprehensive programme of graduate-level
training in the core subject matter of Cognitive Linguistics, including
the most important theoretical frameworks. The subject matter covered
includes conceptual structure and organisation, figurative language,
grammar and mind, the relationship between language, thought and
culture, lexical and cognitive compositional semantics, the issue of
embodiment, and contemporary methodology in Cognitive Linguistics. The
MA also provides a platform for those interested in pursuing an advanced
research degree such as a PhD.

Full details on the MA, and other language and cognition MAs at Bangor,
are available here:
http://www.bangor.ac.uk/linguistics/listcourses_pg.php.en?catid=&subid=3150

These include:
MA in Anthropological Linguistics
MA in Bilingualism
MA in Cognitive Linguistics
MA in Linguistics

Information on the School of Linguistics is available here:
http://www.bangor.ac.uk/linguistics

Vyv Evans