A. Bachelor Degree Programme in Linguistics

1. Orientation Period (STEP)

BA-M1: Introduction to General Linguistics

BA-M2: Introduction to Applied Linguistics

2. Required Modules

BA-M3: Introduction to Phonetics, Phonology and Indo-European Studies

• 160223 VO Introduction to Indo-European Linguistics
• 160233 PS Introductory Seminar in Indo-European linguistics

BA-M4: Introduction to Theory of Grammar and Cognitive Linguistics

• 160069 PS Introductory course in grammar theory and cognitive linguistics
• 160097 PS Introductory course in grammar theory and cognitive linguistics

BA-M5: Introduction to Language and Society

• 160084 VO Introduction to sociolinguistics

BA-M6: Additional Introductory Courses

• 160334 VO Introduction to Pragmatics

3. Alternative Required Modules (APM)

BA-APM7A: Methods of Applied Linguistics

• 160101 VO [ en ] Introduction to experiment design and quantitative analysis for linguists
• 160239 PR Practical Training I
• 160332 PS Discourse Analysis: transcription

BA-APM7B: Methods of Psycho- and Patholinguistics

• 160072 SE Seminar on psycholinguistics and theory of grammar: L1-acquisition of grammar
• 160101 VO [ en ] Introduction to experiment design and quantitative analysis for linguists
• 160239 PR Practical Training I
• 160332 PS Discourse Analysis: transcription
• 160392 PS PS Clinical Linguistics

BA-APM7C: Theory of Grammar and Cognitive Linguistics

• 160072 SE Seminar on psycholinguistics and theory of grammar: L1-acquisition of grammar
• 160239 PR Practical Training I

4. BA-M8: Bachelor Module

• 160072 SE Seminar on psycholinguistics and theory of grammar: L1-acquisition of grammar