Master Of
Linguistics

Welcome to the Master of Linguistics Study Program, Faculty of Humanities, Udayana University. As a postgraduate educational institution focusing on the development of language sciences, our study program has been accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN-PT).

Our Vision and Mission Our vision is to become an excellent, independent, and culture-oriented center for master's education that develops science, technology, and arts based on culture. We are on a mission to provide linguistic learning based on Indonesian language and literature by utilizing advancements in information technology, and to produce high-quality research and community service for national development.

Graduate Profile and Competencies Our graduates will earn the degree of Master of Humanities (M.Hum). Students are prepared to become professionals with various profiles, including:

1. Researchers and Educators: Experts in conducting independent or collaborative research and teaching in formal or informal educational institutions in the fields of linguistics, translation, and language learning.
2. Professional Translators: Working as translators or interpreters, either independently or affiliated with an institution.
3. Editors and Journalists: Becoming professional language editors or journalists in print or electronic media.
4. Linguistic Practitioners: Utilizing linguistic science skills in various practical fields related to language.

Curriculum and Learning Experience Our curriculum is designed with a minimum workload of 42 credits, typically completed in 4 semesters.

• Semester I: Focuses on instilling an understanding of micro, macro, and interdisciplinary linguistic aspects.
• Semester II: In-depth specialized material according to concentrations (Linguistics, Language Learning, Literature, or Translation) and preparation for thesis research methods.
• Semesters III & IV: The final stage focused on proposal preparation, writing scientific journal articles, and the thesis examination.

Facilities and Academic Environment The learning process is supported by highly competent educators, consisting of Professors and Doctors (Dr.) who are experts in their fields. Supporting facilities include representative classrooms, a computer laboratory, and a reading room with a collection of over 3,000 book titles and 600 thesis titles.