We maintain close relationships with the many language departments and programs at IU:

• African Studies
• Anthropology
• Central Eurasian Studies
• Classical Studies
• Cognitive Science
• Computer Science
• East Asian Languages and Cultures
• French and Italian
• Germanic Studies
• Informatics
• Mathematics
• Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
• Philosophy
• Psychological and Brain Sciences
• Second Language Studies
• Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures
• Sociology
• Spanish and Portuguese
• Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Joint degrees can be arranged with any of these or with any other department that is appropriate, given a student’s interests and career goals.

Students in the M.A. degree program take general course work in Linguistics. Students in the doctoral degree program take advanced seminars and pursue specific dissertation research, generally in one of the areas representing departmental strengths: African languages, computational linguistics, phonetics, phonology, cognitive science, second-language acquisition, semantics, syntax, applied linguistics or field linguistics.