At a glance
60 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€55k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
PhD
Level
The Ohio State University's PhD program in Linguistics focuses on the scientific study of language, viewing it as a fundamental aspect of human cognition. The program emphasizes theoretical research into linguistic phenomena for their intrinsic interest and their relationship to cognitive processes, rather than focusing on applied aspects like second language education. Students engage in in-depth study and research within the field of linguistics.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the estimated tuition and fees for international students in the PhD Linguistics program?
- Estimated tuition and fees for international students are $63,012 per academic year for 31 credit hours. This includes various university fees and mandatory health insurance for international students, which costs approximately $3,768.
- What are the application deadlines for the PhD Linguistics program?
- The application period opens on August 1st and closes on December 3rd for the following year's intake. The program begins in the Fall semester.
- How can I apply for the PhD Linguistics program?
- You need to complete the Graduate School Application and submit it through the Graduate School Application Portal. You will also need to upload unofficial transcripts and English proficiency scores if required.
- Are there any scholarships or funding opportunities available for international PhD Linguistics students?
- Yes, admitted students are automatically considered for Graduate Assistantships and Fellowships, which cover academic tuition, fees, and health insurance. Merit-based cash awards ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 are also awarded automatically.
- What are the estimated living costs for international students?
- Estimated living expenses for 9 months are $19,986 for housing, food, and miscellaneous items, with an additional $1,516 for books and supplies.
- Do I need to have an advisor chosen before I apply?
- No, you are not required to have an advisor chosen before admission. The program has a rotation system in place.
Entry requirements
Previous courseworkRecommended courses include biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics, developmental biology, cell biology, physics, mathematics (including calculus), and chemistry (at least through organic chemistry). Previous research experience is highly desirable.
TOEFL/IELTSNot specified, but exemptions are available for citizens of certain countries.
International applicants are not eligible for application fee waivers. Official transcripts are required upon admission but unofficial transcripts can be uploaded initially. Third-party transcript evaluations are not required for international applicants. Students are not required to have an advisor chosen before admission; a rotation system is in place.
Fees
Tuition (international)Estimated tuition and fees for non-residents and international students are $63,012 per academic year for 31 credit hours.
Tuition (home)Estimated tuition and fees for Ohio residents are $33,020 per academic year for 31 credit hours.
LivingEstimated living expenses (housing, food, and miscellaneous) for 9 months are $19,986. Books and supplies are an additional $1,516. Student health insurance is mandatory for international students and costs approximately $3,768.
Tuition and fees include General Tuition & Instruction, Student Activity Fee, Student Union Fee, Recreation Fee, Learning-Technology Fee, and COTA Bus Fee. Domestic students may waive health insurance; international students cannot.
How to apply
1. Complete the Graduate School ApplicationSubmit your application through the Graduate School Application Portal. The application window opens on August 1st and closes on December 3rd for the following year's intake.
2. Submit TranscriptsUpload unofficial transcripts to your application. Official transcripts from all attended institutions will be required upon admission.
3. Submit English Proficiency ScoresIf required, ensure official scores are sent directly from the testing agency. Exemptions apply for citizens of certain countries.
4. Prepare Supporting DocumentsWhile not explicitly detailed for Linguistics, typically this includes letters of recommendation and a statement of purpose. Check the program's specific requirements.
Scholarships
Graduate Assistantships and FellowshipsCovers academic tuition and general fees, plus 100% of student health insurance premiums.
Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars ProgramFull scholarships (excluding books and living expenses).
Merit-Based Cash Awards$3,000 up to $15,000.
Education Assistance Scholarships (ABO)Not specified.
Frequently asked questions
What are the estimated tuition and fees for international students in the PhD Linguistics program?
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Estimated tuition and fees for international students are $63,012 per academic year for 31 credit hours. This includes various university fees and mandatory health insurance for international students, which costs approximately $3,768.
What are the application deadlines for the PhD Linguistics program?
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The application period opens on August 1st and closes on December 3rd for the following year's intake. The program begins in the Fall semester.
How can I apply for the PhD Linguistics program?
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You need to complete the Graduate School Application and submit it through the Graduate School Application Portal. You will also need to upload unofficial transcripts and English proficiency scores if required.
Are there any scholarships or funding opportunities available for international PhD Linguistics students?
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Yes, admitted students are automatically considered for Graduate Assistantships and Fellowships, which cover academic tuition, fees, and health insurance. Merit-based cash awards ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 are also awarded automatically.
What are the estimated living costs for international students?
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Estimated living expenses for 9 months are $19,986 for housing, food, and miscellaneous items, with an additional $1,516 for books and supplies.
Do I need to have an advisor chosen before I apply?
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No, you are not required to have an advisor chosen before admission. The program has a rotation system in place.