Graduate Studies in Linguistics at Yale University
Graduate study in Linguistics leads to the award of the degree of Ph.D. Yale does not offer a terminating Masters degree in linguistics.
Fields of Study include:
African linguistics
(contact: Ann Biersteker)
brain and language
(contact: Maria Piņango)
computational linguistics
(contact: Gaja Jarosz)
experimental phonetics
(contact: Jelena Krivokapić)
historical linguistics
(contact: Stanley Insler)
language and cognition
(contact: Stephen Anderson)
morphology theory
(contact: Maria Piņango)
phonological theory
(contact: Darya Kavitskaya)
semantics & pragmatics
(contact: Laurence Horn)
theoretical syntax
(contact: Maria Babyonyshev)
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