Academics

The Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics (GIAL) invites you to consider professional, graduate-level training at the International Linguistics Center in Dallas, Texas.

Our linguistic program is a modularized, integrated learning experience for committed students interested in the study of little known languages around the world, interacting with speakers of minority languages, translating and developing written works in applied linguistics.

Programs

Forms and Resources

Degrees and Certificates Joint programs with other institutions Certificate in Applied Linguistics Master of Arts with a major in Applied Linguistics Bible Translation Ethnology Descriptive Linguistics Cross-Cultural Service Master of Arts with a major in Language Development Ethnology Literacy Sociolinguistics Language Survey Scripture Use Academic Information Administration and Faculty Academic Resources Academic Structure Admission Requirements Distance Education Thesis Guidelines (PDF) Thesis Proposal Sugestions Transfer of Credits Tuition and Fees

Academic Calendar Student Advising Registrar information and forms Publications (PDF) Student Handbook (PDF) GIAL Catalog 2008-2009 (NEW) GIAL Catalog 2007-2008 Previous Catalogs GIAL 2006-2007 GIAL 2005-2006 GIAL 2004-2005 GIAL 2003-2004 GIAL 2002-2003 GIAL 2001-2002 Forms Transcript Requests (PDF) Graduation Packet (PDF) Courses and Schedules Course List Course Schedule by session Course Schedule by session, room and instructor (Spring 2008, PDF) Textbook List (Spring 2008)

Accreditation

The Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award master's degrees.

To read PDF documents you need the Acrobat Reader. If you do not have the Acrobat Reader installed you may download it for free from the Adobe website.