Exciting news! The UCL Linguistics Autumn School is back—and better than ever! We've grown, and with that, we're now called UCL Linguistics Short Courses. We are a short training programme for students of all levels with a goal of introducing students to a broad range of topics in linguistics. With even more modules this year, we're covering a wider range of topics like Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics, Morphology, and Psycholinguistics.
These 5-week courses will run across all three terms and are free to attend and open to everyone. Whether you're accompanying your MA studies or just looking to dive deeper into these fascinating areas, we've got you covered.
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Schedule
Term 1:
Fridays 25 Oct; 1, 15, 22, 29 Nov
09:00 - 11:00
Chandler House, B07
Term 2:
tbc
Term 3:
tbc
Modules
- Term 1
- Language and Thought: an Introduction to Argument Structure
- The Eye-tracking Method and its Application in Language Research
- Term 2
- Syntax: NPs and DPs
- Introduction to Morphology
- Worlds of Possibilities: Intensional Semantics and Modality
- Issues in Pragmatics
- Topics in Experimental Pragmatics
- Term 3
- Seminar in Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics
Instructors
Credits
Organisers: Yiling Huo, Boyan Yin
Faculty advisor: Andrew Lamont