Extramural Classes

2019 Summer Seminars in Linguistics

Read about the Summer Seminars in Linguistics (SSL) at the Multilingua Bulletin.   SUMMER SEMINARS IN LINGUISTICS (SSL) Seminar 1: Reanalyzing English Grammar and Training in Error Density Index (EDI) Analysis Schedule:  Tuesday-Friday; 9a-12n, 1p-4p Date:          14-17 May 2019 Venue:       Palma Hall, University of the Philippines Diliman Description: This seminar focuses on various grammatical constituents and … Continue reading →

Linguistics for Teachers of English and Filipino (LTEF)

For the seminar details and registration, please go to https://uplinguistics.wordpress.com/linguistics .

Asian Languages Extramural Classes 2015 Cycle 2

Japanese and Korean for Kids & Teens

2015 CYCLE 1 SCHEDULE

Extramural Classes (September 20 – November 29, 2014 Cycle)

Extramural Classes (Sep – Nov 2012 Cycle)

Registration is on-going for the September 8 to November 17, 2012 Asian Languages Extramural Classes. For registration details, visit http://uplinguistics.org/extramural-classes.

EXTRAMURAL CLASSES EXTENDED REGISTRATION

EXTENDED REGISTRATION is until MAY 4, 2012 for CLASSES WITH AVAILABLE SLOTS. Classes will be CLOSED FOR REGISTRATION once they are FULLY BOOKED. You may check available slots here: CHINESE JAPANESE KOREAN For registration instructions, please click here. Check the Asian Languages Extramural Classes FAQs here.

Asian Languages Extramural Classes (May 12 – July 14, 2012)

The UP Department of Linguistics is once again offering another cycle of its ASIAN LANGUAGES EXTRAMURAL CLASSES from May 12 – July 14, 2012. Registration is until APRIL 30, 2012. This cycle introduces a new module – the INTEGRATED JAPANESE 1 MODULE which consists of the first 3 modules of our Japanese language modules (1, … Continue reading →

Extramural Classes FAQs

(1) Q: I am not a student of UP Diliman, may I enroll in the UP Department of Linguistics Extramural Classes? A: The UP Department of Linguistics Asian Languages Extramural Classes is OPEN TO EVERYONE interested in studying a language offered by the department. Our students are mostly from the professional world – government offices, … Continue reading →