At The University of Kitakyushu, Second Language Acquisition is offered as one of the English-taught graduate courses within the Thought and Culture area of the Graduate School (社会システム研究科). This course—taught by faculty such as J. Larson-Hall, Ph.D. (Pittsburgh)—focuses on the processes and principles by which people learn a second language, covering key theories, research methods, and practical insights from the field of applied linguistics. It forms part of the university’s internationally oriented curriculum aimed at students interested in language learning, linguistics, and cross-cultural communication, and helps develop an understanding of how second languages are acquired in diverse social and educational contexts.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
As the online application system will close on 31st July, please be sure to complete the application process by closing time.
We cannot accept any application after the deadline with any reason