In the MAppLing program, you will delve into a diverse array of topics in Applied Linguistics, such as conducting research on the use, learning, and teaching of second and additional languages.
Subjects covered include the influence of language on identity, the organization of language knowledge in the lexicon, the impact of theoretical language acquisition models on teaching methods, and the evaluation of proficiency in second or additional languages.
The University’s Applied Linguistics program is esteemed globally, with a robust international focus that mirrors New Zealand’s distinctive role in the Asia-Pacific region. Our alumni have pursued careers teaching English and holding educational leadership positions both within New Zealand and internationally.
The MAppLing program continues a tradition of over sixty years of graduate education in TESOL and Applied Linguistics at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
The faculty involved in the program are globally recognized researchers who leverage their extensive backgrounds as language teachers and educators to integrate research, theory, and practical teaching.
