Master of Arts (MA) in Applied Linguistics

The MA in Applied Linguistics examines how languages are learned and used, and the roles they play in society. Courses are divided into three clusters that give you a broad knowledge base in language, theories of learning, and second-language pedagogy. The city of Montreal is an ideal location to explore issues related to language policy, politics and teaching. You will benefit from a multilingual urban setting that includes a high proportion of trilingual youth. Join a diverse cohort of students who are pursuing research in second language teaching, psycholinguistics, oral and written production and the use of technologies in language teaching. Languages that students have worked on include Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Ukrainian and many more.

Undergraduate degree with a minimum GPA of 3.00 (B average).Academic concentration in second language acquisition, applied linguistics, pedagogy, education, or related discipline.Assets: professional experience in the field of second language teaching and learning or related areas​; knowledge of a second language.