Students may do a maximum of three courses for credit.  UWI Undergraduate students may do up to one Postgraduate course for credit. 

All courses have a Caribbean-language focus.

Click on a course name for the description of the course.  

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Undergraduate Courses

• LING 1001: Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology
• LING 1002: Introduction to Morphology and Syntax
• LING 1005: Introduction to Language
• LING 2101: Language Acquisition
• LING 2104: Language and Cultural Anthropology for Field Linguists
• LING 2305: Introduction to Educational Linguistics
• LING 2312: Language Rights in the Caribbean
• LING 2402: Structure of the English Language
  
• LING 2812: Structure and Usage of Lokono (Arawak)
• LING 2819: Structure and Usage of Caribbean Sign Language I
  

• LING 3201: Caribbean Dialectology
• LING 3202: Creole Linguistics
  
• LING 3701: Field Methods in Linguistics

Postgraduate Courses

• LING 6302: The Sociolinguistics of West Indian Language and Society (Prof John Rickford) 
  
• LING 6312: Language, Identity and Ecology in the Caribbean (Prof Peter Roberts) 

- NOTE: Courses will be offered subject to enrolment.  Students are encouraged to consider alternative courses in the event that courses of first choice become unavailable.

- Pre-requisites: For UWI students taking the courses for credit, normal pre-requisites apply. Non-credit students may select any of the courses for their interest.