B.A. in Applied Linguistics

Linguistics focuses on the study of language including the diversity, structure, use, and learning of language. This degree focuses on the development of the skills and knowledge that are foundational for linguistic work in many diverse fields. The Applied Linguistics Major equips students for entry-level translation and literacy work, cross-cultural work, and for further studies in the interdisciplinary fields related to linguistics.

All four-year Johnson students complete two majors: one in Bible and Theology and one in their chosen field, such as Applied Linguistics. Transfer students with substantial prior coursework may complete a reduced set of Bible and Theology requirements instead of the major. Learn more about the Bible and Theology curriculum here.