TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY · CANADA
Applied Linguistics
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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Applied Linguistics is the study of language and its use in society. Trinity Western University offers diverse and engaging courses designed to equip students with the skills needed to understand and describe languages, including those without a written alphabet. This includes recognizing speech sounds, forming alphabets, analyzing grammars, and understanding systems of meaning and belief, all based on extensive research. The program prepares students for careers in translation, cross-cultural communication, international development (especially literacy programs), speech-language pathology, and teaching English as a second language.
Careers
Education in linguistics opens doors to a variety of careers both domestically and internationally.
- Translator
- Computational Linguist
- Dialect Coach
- Speech Pathologist
- Teacher of ESL
- Neurolinguist
- Psycholinguist
- Lexicographer
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please see the 'Tuition & Fees' page for international student tuition rates.
Tuition (home)First-Year Costs for 2026-27 Academic Year: Tuition Total: $23,850 CAD. Average Financial Aid: $5,750 CAD. Tuition after Financial Aid: $18,100 CAD.
LivingTypical first-year costs (30 credits, fall/spring) living in residence with a meal plan: Housing: $3,380 CAD, Meal Plan: $6,120 CAD, Student Fees: $1,350 CAD. Total estimated living costs: $10,850 CAD.
On-campus living is required for first- and second-year students unless specific conditions are met (age 21+, married, living with parent/guardian, part-time, or with 57+ credits). Additional housing and meal plan options are available.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with the general and specific admission criteria for undergraduate programs, including requirements for international applicants.
2. Visit Campus or Connect OnlinePlan a visit to the campus or utilize online resources to learn more about the university and programs.
3. Complete the ApplicationSubmit your online application through the TWU portal. You may also 'Request Info' to receive more detailed guidance.
4. Submit Required DocumentsEnsure all necessary academic transcripts and supporting documents are submitted as per the instructions for international applicants.
5. Plan Your FinancesReview tuition costs, living expenses, and explore scholarship and financial aid opportunities.
Scholarships
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Student EmploymentHourly Wage