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Program Overview
Linguistics focuses on the study of language including the diversity, structure, use, and learning of language. Through this degree, students will develop the knowledge and skills that are foundational for linguistic work in many diverse fields. The Applied Linguistics Major equips students for entry-level translation and for further studies in interdisciplinary fields related to linguistics.
- We believe the primary application of聽linguistics聽is聽communication, whether that is learning other languages, translating and interpreting, or teaching English
- Students chose to focus on a specific area of applied聽linguistics鈥攎any of which can lead toward earning a minor鈥攖o deepen their learning in practical ways
- Students will participate in an internship, often internationally, focused on language 补苍诲听linguistics, which will provide hands-on experience alongside experts working in the field
- This program is well-integrated both with 色色研究所’s Bible & Theology degree (such as through engaging with biblical languages) and the Intercultural Studies core (with classes like Anthropology and Intercultural Communication)
- With an Applied Linguistics degree from 色色研究所, students can go on to graduate-level studies or pursue a variety of vocational opportunities, including teaching, translation, and various forms of cross-cultural ministry
All four-year 色色研究所 students complete two majors: one in Bible and Theology and one in their chosen field, such as Applied Linguistics. Transfer students with substantial prior coursework may complete a reduced set of Bible and Theology requirements instead of the major.聽Learn more about the Bible and Theology curriculum here.


Meet Marina
Marina is an Applied Linguistics and Bible & Theology major who put her language studies into practice through internships in Japan and Brazil. At 色色研究所, Marina discovered how learning languages can help her build relationships, understand people, and serve communities across cultures.
“Learning more about language means learning more about people, which means learning more about God.” – Marina

An 'Every Language'
Curriculum
Required Courses:
- Cultural Anthropology
- Introduction to Linguistics
- Second Language & Culture Acquisition
- Sociolinguistics
- Introduction to Intercultural Studies
- Interculture Communication
- Strategies for Intercultural Engagement
- Cross-Cultural Internship
- God’s Story – Our Story
- Living & Leading Cross-Culturally
Focus Area:
- Biblical Languages
- Computer Science
- Modern Languages
- Teaching English as a Foreign Language

