The International Ecolinguistics Association
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Courses
Undergraduate courses
Graduate courses
PhD or MA by research in Ecolinguistics
University of Gloucestershire, UK
PhD and MA by research students are welcome in any area of ecolinguistics, ecocriticism or discourse analysis. Staff have expertise in the social construction of animals, the environment, consumerism, gender and energy security in traditional and new media. Contact Arran Stibbe for more details.
University of New Mexico, US
Graduate students are welcome in any area of environmental or ecocultural communication studies. Faculty have expertise in culture and environmental meaning systems, ecocultural discourse, and environmental rhetoric. Contact Tema Milstein for more details.
University of Gloucestershire, UK
In addition to standard areas of linguistics such as language and gender, dialects and discourse analysis, this course covers ecolinguistics, ecocriticism, ethics and language, communication for responsible leadership and the role of new media in constructing ecological issues. Contact Jonathan Marshall for more details.
As well as standard areas of Communication including intercultural, interpersonal, organizational, and public communication, and media studies and critical studies in mass media, the department offers regular annual classes in ecocultural communication, environmental rhetoric, and communication and community food gardening. There are also special topics courses in sustainability and communication. Contact the Communication & Journalism Department advisor ([email protected]) for more details.
This page gives details of online courses in Ecolinguistics, undergraduate courses which include modules or themes in Ecolinguistics, and opportunities to study for an MA or PhD in Ecolinguistics.
Online courses
The Stories We Live By is a free online course in ecolinguistics with videos, powerpoint slides, notes, exercises and free tuition from a team of international volunteers. Click here to access the course.
