M.A. (Linguistics)

The Department of Languages offers this two-year master's course for those who want to pursue higher study in linguistics. It covers both theoretical and practical sides of language study. Students gain in-depth knowledge of the main domains and branches of the field and learn to analyse data from different languages. The aims include documenting lesser-known and endangered languages, building searchable linguistic resources for community development, and linking linguistics with sociology, psychology, philosophy and computer science. Admission needs a bachelor's degree with the stated minimum marks, and a CUET score is favoured in merit ranking. Fees on the page are listed per year with extra small charges. The course suits students who enjoy studying how languages work and want to prepare for research or work with language data and resources.