Postgraduate/Graduate Coursework
Notice Board
Monash Language students continue to excel
The German Studies Program is delighted to announce the successful completion of the 2009 DAAD scholarship round. The German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst - DAAD) has announced that Monash German Studies students have been awarded a total of fourteen scholarships in the two categories open to undergraduate students. Find out more.
Other recent awards include: Korea Foundation 2010 Fellowship for Field Research; Japanese Video Festival Contest 2009; Australian-Asian Language Awards; Australia-Indonesia Youth Exchange Program Scholarships; Victorian Multicultural Commission Prize for a composition in Italian; Embassy of Japan Study Tour Scholarships; German Academic Exchange Service intensive course scholarships; and Chinese Bridge Scholarships. Find out more.
“A Peculiar Language” Early Australian English and Beyond
In the second LASC Annual Lecture, Professor Kate Burridge explores the characteristics of early Australian English based on evidence from 19th century police reports. Australian English is a 'melting pot' of linguistic inputs, from the influence of dialects from southeast England, Ireland and Scotland in early settlements, to more recent diversity from Aboriginal English and migrant Englishes. This talk discusses the development of Australian English as a distinctive and diverse language. Find out more.
Conferences and Workshops (Forthcoming)
- Discourse Analysis and Cultural Diversity: Conversations in the Melting Pot (20 November, 2009)
The School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics offers a wide range of research and coursework programs. Some are offered within particular programs of the School while others are available across programs.
Since research and coursework degrees are categorized separately by the university, information is found in two sections of this website. Coursework programs are described here, but for information on Graduate Research Degrees (both Masters and PhD), please refer to Graduate Studies (Research).
Programs Offered
The School offers the following graduate/postgraduate coursework programs:
Master (by Coursework)
- Applied Japanese Linguistics
- Applied Linguistics
- English as an International Language
- Interpreting and Translation Studies
Note:The Master of Asian Studies is now administered by the Monash Asia Institute.
The Linguistics in Language Endangerment Studies program is no longer offered by the School.
Postgraduate Diplomas
Graduate Diplomas
- English as an International Language
- Linguistics
- Translation
Studies
Undergraduate level language units may also be taken at the postgraduate level as part of the following Graduate Diploma:
- Graduate Diploma in Languages (Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Ukrainian)
Graduate Certificates
Important Information
On this site you will also find the following important information:
- Guidelines for Research Units and Translation Projects
- Information for Prospective Students
- Comments from Students
- Enquiries
Information about Research Degrees
Information about research degrees (MA by research and PhD) can be found at Graduate Studies (Research).