
The Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics at Brock University is designed for students interested in the complexities of teaching English as a second or subsequent language (TESL). This program integrates knowledge from applied linguistics, language-teaching methodologies, curriculum design, and testing to cultivate a high level of expertise and professionalism. You can choose from a thesis, a major research paper (TESL stream only), or a course-based pathway (TESL stream only) to tailor your studies to your career goals.
The program offers three distinct pathways: Thesis, Major Research Paper (TESL stream only), and Course-based (TESL stream only). The duration varies based on the chosen pathway.
Applicants are encouraged to make personal contact with potential supervisors and note this in their application. Applications submitted after the deadline may be considered on a first-come, first-served basis. International applicants after the deadline should contact the program directly.
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The MA in Applied Linguistics offers three pathways: a Thesis option, a Major Research Paper option (TESL stream only), and a Course-based option (TESL stream only).
The program duration is typically 3-4 terms, depending on the chosen pathway.
The application deadline for September entry is January 15. Applications submitted after the deadline may be considered on a first-come, first-served basis, especially for international applicants who should contact the program directly.
Required documents include transcripts, a personal statement of intent, three academic references, and a current Curriculum Vitae (CV).
Please refer to the Brock University Student Accounts & Financial Aid page for the most current tuition and living cost information for international students, as specific program fees were not available.
Yes, it is recommended to make personal contact with potential faculty supervisors and to indicate this in your application.