Discourse Linguistics

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Program Overview

The Master’s program aims to deepen students’ specialization and guide them toward advanced scientific research, emphasizing rigorous theoretical analysis and modern applications in linguistic studies. The program is designed to prepare future researchers, enabling them to pursue doctoral studies or engage in specialized professional fields.

The program is based on:

  • Advanced specialization in a branch of linguistics.
  • Advanced methodological training.
  • Training in scientific research and publication.
  • Exposure to digital technologies and linguistic data analysis.


Teaching Language : Arabic

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

. Master’s First Year (M1)

  • Advanced Linguistic Theories
  • Contemporary Issues in Semantics and Pragmatics
  • Advanced Discourse Analysis
  • Advanced Research Methodology
  • Statistics and Linguistic Data Analysis
  • Introduction to Linguistic Corpus Analysis


Advanced Topics

B. Master’s Second Year (M2)

  • Research Seminar
  • Designing a Research Project
  • Issues in Cognitive Linguistics
  • Applied Computational Linguistics
  • Preparing a Master’s Thesis

4. Proposed Specialization Tracks

  • Theoretical Linguistics
  • Applied Linguistics
  • Sociolinguistics
  • Computational Linguistics
  • Discourse Analysis
  • Cognitive Linguistics

5. Competencies Acquired

By the end of the program, the student will be able to:

  • Analyze linguistic structures at different levels.
  • Apply linguistic theories to approach linguistic phenomena.
  • Conduct scientific research in accordance with international academic standards.
  • Manage linguistic corpus and digital tools.
  • Engage in interdisciplinary research projects.


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Admissions Information

Required degree: Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Arabic literature, Algerian literature, ancient/modern Arabic literature, comparative literary studies, or any other closely related field from a recognized university.

• Academic background: in-depth and systematic training in the fields of modern and contemporary Arabic literature, with critical analysis and academic research skills.

• Language skills: perfect command of classical Arabic (reading, writing, conversation) and command of a second foreign language (French or English), enabling access to international references and scientific communication.

• Proposed research project: presentation of an original and scientifically relevant research project, including the research question, methodology, and expected objectives, in line with the department's focus areas.

• Curriculum vitae: detailed CV highlighting academic background, research experience, publications (if any), and relevant cultural activities.

• Academic documents: official transcripts for bachelor's degree years and certified copies of final degree certificates.

• Two letters of recommendation: written by university teachers or researchers who assess the applicant's academic and research abilities.

• Letter of motivation (personal statement): explaining the candidate's motivations for joining the program, academic and professional goals, research interests, and how the program will contribute to their achievement.

• Individual interview (remote): organized with qualified candidates to assess their research aptitude, critical thinking skills, and the compatibility of their interests with the program.

 

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