Can Neuroscience Majors Minor in Linguistics?

[TeaOverCoffee]

<p>Please see title.</p>

[YanksDolphins]

<p>I don’t see why not.</p>

[WealthOfInformation]

<p>Cognitive Science & Linguistics is much more common @ JHU. Many students do research in language acquisition:</p>

<p>[Cognitive</a> Science Research / JHU](<a href=“Cognitive Science | Johns Hopkins University”>Cognitive Science | Johns Hopkins University)</p>

<p>“Research in this area addresses foundational issues in the nature and development of human cognition. Studies on language acquisition address the nature of linguistic universals, and their interaction with learning mechanisms which produce language-specific acquisitions. Studies on cognitive development address the nature of human spatial, visual, and conceptual representations, and how core representations in these areas interact with learning mechanisms to enhance, sharpen, and/or change representations.”</p>

[AdmissionsDaniel]

<p>Yes you can.</p>

<p>[url=<a href=“Cognitive Science | Johns Hopkins University”>Cognitive Science | Johns Hopkins University]Linguistics[/url</a>]</p>

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A minor in Linguistics is available to undergraduates majoring in any department. Students intending to minor in Linguistics should declare their intention to the director of undergraduate studies (Prof. McCloskey), preferably by the beginning of junior year. The requirements for the minor are:</p>

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<li>One modern foreign language at the intermediate level, or two modern foreign languages at the elementary level</li>
<li>Six Courses in Linguistics (Area B). Four of these courses must be at the 300-level or above, excluding research and reading courses.

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</ul>

[corretto_joe]

<p>Heyyy… I want to minor in Linguistics too! It’s really fascinating.</p>

<p>Though, my major would be Romance Languages… if I got in :-.</p>

<p>Good luck to you!</p>