Program Overview

The Linguistics B.A. program at UW-Madison provides a comprehensive understanding of human language through the study of phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. Students develop analytical skills and a deep knowledge of linguistic principles, preparing them for careers in research, language teaching, and other fields that require critical thinking and communication abilities. The program also offers a wide range of interdisciplinary courses, allowing students to explore the intersection of linguistics with other disciplines.