Duke
University, in cooperation with North
Carolina State University, offers a PhD in English Linguistics. This
program has a diversified curriculum with an emphasis on cutting-edge
methodologies, field-based research, engaged sociolinguistics,
and a commitment to gaining employment for all students. Duke's
English Department is rated as one of the top five in the
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North
Carolina State University is the premier field-initiated research
program in language variation studies in the United States. NCSU is
listed as one of the top five sociolinguistics programs in North America
by The Real Guide to Graduate School (Lingua Franca).
Graduate students receive their degree from the Duke Graduate Studies in English, but work with faculty at both
North Carolina State University and Duke throughout their study. This
collaborative program requires students to be admitted through
the regular admissions process in the Duke Graduate Studies in English.
Duke's PhD in English Linguistics is located on the third floor in the Allen Building on the West
Campus green in Durham, North Carolina.
PhD in English Linguistics
Duke Graduate Studies in English
316 Allen Building
Durham, NC 27708
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NC State University Linguistics
is located on the second floor of Tompkins Hall on Hillsborough
Street in Raleigh, North Carolina. A
30 minute drive separates the Duke and NC State campuses.
NCSU Linguistics
Department of English
208 Tompkins Hall
Raleigh, NC 27695
Phone: 919-515-4151
walt_wolfram@ncsu.edu
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