Linguistics
Lawrence University
Linguistics is the field of study that explores the nature and structure of language, how it develops and changes, and how it is used to express and evoke meaning. At Lawrence, linguistics is an interdisciplinary program taught by faculty members from multiple departments, affording students the opportunity to examine language-related questions from varied perspectives. The degree requires a minimum of 216 units under Lawrence's unit system rather than semester credit hours.
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