The list below only includes upcoming linguistics electives which are offered in other departments. For more information, see "The Elective Requirement" on the Linguistics Major page.
Classes numbered 500 or higher are intended for graduate students, but some instructors for 500-level classes allow undergraduates who have the appropriate preparation to enroll in them. You should check with the instructor before registering for any graduate class.
Autumn 2014
ASIAN 498: Korean Lexicon (5)
CHIN 342: The Chinese Language (5)
CHIN 443: Structure of Chinese (5)
JAPAN 342: The Japanese Language (5)
JAPAN 343: Japanese Language in Society (5)
CL LI 501: Comparative Phonology of Greek and Latin (5)
ENGL 479: Language Variation & Language Policy in North America (5)
ENGL 575: Pedagogy and Grammar in Teaching ESL (5)
PHIL 120: Introduction to Logic (5)
SLAV 425: Ways of Meaning: Universal and Culture-Specific Aspects of Language (5)
SLAV 518: Foreign Language Teaching Methodology (2)
SPHSC 305: Speech and Language Disorders (5)
SPHSC 501: Neural Bases of Speech, Language, and Hearing (4)
Summer 2014
GERM 498: Studies in the German Language (5)
PHIL 120: Introduction to Logic (5)
SPHSC 250: Human Communication and its Disorders (5)
SPHSC 261: The Nature of Sound (4)
SPHSC 308: Socio-Cultural Aspects of Communication (4)
Spring 2014
HONORS 212B: The World of Chinese-Character Based Writing Systems (5)
ASIAN 503: Seminar in Asian Linguistics (1-5)
JAPAN 443: Topics in Japanese Sociolinguistics (5)
ENGL 479: Language Variation & Language Policy in North America (5)
ENGL 563: Research Methods in Language and Rhetoric (5)
JSIS C 489A: A History of the Ladino Language and its Literature (3)
PHIL 120: Introduction to Logic (5)
PHIL 470: Intermediate Logic (5)
PSYCH 306: Developmental Psychology (5)
PSYCH 355: Cognitive Psychology (5)
PSYCH 402: Infant Behavior & Development (3)
PSYCH 416: Animal Communication (5)
FRENCH 320: French Language and Identity (5)
FRENCH 499: Qualitative Research Methods (5)
SLAV 351: History of the Slavic Langauges (5)
SLAV 470: Special Topics in Slavic Linguistics (3-5)
SLAV 563: History of the South Slavic Languages (5)
SLAV 570: Special Topics in Slavic Linguistics (3-5)
SPHSC 304: Developmental Aspects of Communication (5)
SPHSC 320: Anatomy and Physiology of Speech (5)
SPHSC 461: Introduction to Hearing Science (5)
SPHSC 514: Speech Physiology (3)
For electives taught in the Linguistics department, see the Time Schedule.