The Ph.D. program in Linguistics at UC Davis offers students the opportunity to specialize in various aspects of theoretical and applied linguistics. The program is supported by a diverse graduate faculty with expertise across multiple departments, encouraging an interdisciplinary approach to linguistic study. Students can focus on areas such as multilingualism and language development, or delve into language structure and theory, and language sciences.
The program strongly emphasizes the Ph.D. While MS degrees are generally not admitted, exceptions may be made for applicants with government-sponsored fellowships, their own funding, or a faculty mentor's financial support commitment. International students are strongly advised to seek fellowship support from their home countries, as only exceptional international students without financial support may be considered.
Information regarding tuition and fees for the Ph.D. in Linguistics is not available on the provided pages. The fee information pertains to the MSBA program.
The application portal typically opens in September, and the application deadline is December 1 for Fall Quarter admission.
A Bachelor of Science or Arts degree is required, with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Demonstrated aptitude and enthusiasm for research, including independent research project experience, is also essential.
Information regarding tuition and fees for the Ph.D. in Linguistics is not available. The provided fee information is for a different program.
International applicants are strongly advised to seek fellowship support from their home countries, as only exceptional international students without financial support may be considered for admission.
International applicants are encouraged to contact potential faculty mentors before applying. They are also strongly advised to seek fellowship support from their home countries.