LING courses

103 courses · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Fall 2026

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LING 60 — First-Year Seminar: How Reading Works: Language, Cognition, and Literacy.
1 section
LING 70 — First-Year Seminar: Language in the U.S.A.
1 section
LING 89 — First-Year Seminar: Special Topics.
1 section
LING 101 — Introduction to Language.
1 section
LING 138 — Linguistic Anthropology.
1 section
LING 145 — Language, Communication, and Human and Animal Minds.
1 section
LING 165 — Exploring the World's Languages.
1 section
LING 200 — Phonology.
1 section
LING 201 — Syntax.
1 section
LING 202 — Linguistic Variation and Language Change.
1 section
LING 203 — Language Acquisition and Development.
1 section
LING 207 — The Psychology of Language Learning Motivation: Why We Keep Going (or Give Up).
1 section
LING 225 — Busting Language Myths.
1 section
LING 230 — Constructed Languages: Theory and Typology.
1 section
LING 260 — Languages of Southeast Asia.
1 section
LING 290 — Special Topics in Linguistics.
1 section
LING 302 — Language and Power.
1 section
LING 303 — Native Languages of the Americas.
1 section
LING 304 — Introduction to Discourse.
1 section
LING 305 — Race against Time: Language Revitalization.
1 section
LING 333 — Human Language and Animal Communication Systems.
1 section
LING 335 — Structure of African American English.
1 section
LING 360 — Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics.
1 section
LING 376 — Spanish Phonetics and Phonology.
1 section
LING 395 — Group Mentored Research.
1 section
LING 397 — Undergraduate Seminar in Language and Linguistics.
1 section
LING 401 — Introduction to Computational Linguistics.
1 section
LING 402 — Different Lives, Different Voices: Social Perspectives on Second Language Acquisition.
1 section
LING 410 — Advanced Philosophy of Language.
1 section
LING 422 — Research Methods in Phonetics and Laboratory Phonology.
1 section
LING 427 — Morphology.
1 section
LING 428 — Bilingualism and Second-Language Acquisition.
1 section
LING 437 — Introduction to Pragmatics: Understanding What People Really Mean.
1 section
LING 444 — Origin and Evolution of Human Language.
1 section
LING 445 — Advanced Philosophy of Language.
1 section
LING 458 — Writing Systems: Past, Present, Future, Fictional.
1 section
LING 460 — Making Sense of Big Data: Textual Analysis with R.
1 section
LING 464 — Research Methods in Quantitative Language Science.
1 section
LING 484 — Discourse and Dialogue in Ethnographic Research.
1 section
LING 490 — Advanced Topics in Linguistics.
1 section
LING 493 — Internship in Linguistics.
1 section
LING 495 — Individual Mentored Research.
1 section
LING 496 — Independent Study in Linguistics.
1 section
LING 503 — Structure of American Sign Language.
1 section
LING 520 — Linguistic Phonetics.
1 section
LING 522 — Experimental Phonetics and Laboratory Phonology.
1 section
LING 523 — Phonological Theory I.
1 section
LING 524 — Phonological Theory II.
1 section
LING 525 — Introduction to Historical and Comparative Linguistics.
1 section
LING 526 — Second-Language Phonetics and Phonology.
1 section
LING 528 — Language Acquisition I.
1 section
LING 529 — Language Acquisition II.
1 section
LING 530 — Syntactic Theory I.
1 section
LING 533 — Syntactic Theory II.
1 section
LING 537 — Semantic Theory I.
1 section
LING 538 — Semantic Theory II.
1 section
LING 539 — Language of Time.
1 section
LING 540 — Mathematical Linguistics.
1 section
LING 541 — Sociolinguistics.
1 section
LING 542 — Pidgins and Creoles.
1 section
LING 543 — Language in Politics.
1 section
LING 545I — Language and Mind.
1 section
LING 546 — Theories of Second Language Learning.
1 section
LING 547 — Language Deficits and Cognition.
1 section
LING 550 — Introduction to Indo-European: Phonology.
1 section
LING 551 — Introduction to Indo-European: Morphology.
1 section
LING 558 — Ancient Mayan Hieroglyphs.
1 section
LING 560 — Mesoamerican Languages and Linguistics.
1 section
LING 561 — Native Languages of the Americas.
1 section
LING 562 — Structure of Russian.
1 section
LING 563 — Structure of Japanese.
1 section
LING 564 — History of the French Language.
1 section
LING 565 — French Phonetics and Phonology.
1 section
LING 566 — Structure of Modern French.
1 section
LING 567 — Structure of German.
1 section
LING 570 — Historical Sociolinguistics.
1 section
LING 573 — Linguistic Field Methods I.
1 section
LING 574 — Linguistic Field Methods II.
1 section
LING 578 — Comparative History of the Romance Languages.
1 section
LING 583 — History and Philosophy of Linguistics.
1 section
LING 597 — Advanced Seminar in Hispanic Linguistics.
1 section
LING 676 — Advanced Spanish Phonology.
1 section
LING 678 — History of the Spanish Language.
1 section
LING 681 — Spanish Semantics.
1 section
LING 691H — Senior Honors Thesis.
1 section
LING 692H — Senior Honors Thesis.
1 section
LING 700 — Linguistics Colloquium.
1 section
LING 712 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Language.
1 section
LING 715 — Advanced Methods in Phonology.
1 section
LING 716 — Advanced Methods in Syntax.
1 section
LING 723 — Seminar in Anthropological Linguistics.
1 section
LING 730 — Comparative Grammar of Ancient Languages.
1 section
LING 790 — Dialectology.
1 section
LING 794 — Linguistic Field Methods II.
1 section
LING 814 — History of the English Language.
1 section
LING 860 — Seminar.
1 section
LING 861 — Seminar.
1 section
LING 862 — Seminar.
1 section
LING 893 — Current Problems in Linguistics.
1 section
LING 897 — Special Readings.
1 section
LING 992 — Master's (Non-Thesis).
1 section
LING 993 — Master's Research and Thesis.
1 section
LING 994 — Doctoral Research and Dissertation.
1 section

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