The Master of General and Applied Linguistics requires completion of 96 units, which must consist of:
24 units from completion of introductory graduate linguistics courses from the following list:
LING6001 Introduction to the Study of Language
LING6002 Language and Society
LING6010 Sounds of the World's Languages: Phonetics and Phonology
LING6013 Teaching Languages
LING6015 Language, Culture and Translation
LING6018 Languages in Contact
LING6020 The Structure of English
LING6021 Cross Cultural Communication
LING6105 Language and the law: introduction to forensic linguistics
LING6311 Language and Social Interaction

A maximum of 24 units from completion of disciplinary courses from any of the following lists:
Structural Linguistics
LING6003 Introduction to Syntax
LING6008 Semantics
LING6010 Sounds of the World's Languages: Phonetics and Phonology
LING6026 Syntactic Theory
LING6033 Advanced Sociophonetics
LING6525 Special Topics in Linguistics

Language learning
LING6013 Teaching Languages
LING6023 Dictionaries and Dictionary-Making
LING6029 Assessing Language
LING6101 Second Language Acquisition
LING6521 Child Language Acquisition

Language in society
ASIA8051 Language and Power in Asia and the Pacific
LING6015 Language, Culture and Translation
LING6021 Cross Cultural Communication
LING6022 Language Policy and Language Politics
LING6034 Communication in Heath Care
LING6103 Language, Power, and Identity
LING6105 Language and the law: introduction to forensic linguistics
LING6311 Language and Social Interaction

Forensic Linguistics
LING6105 Language and the law: introduction to forensic linguistics
LING6032 Advanced Forensic Linguistics: Forensic Voice and Text Comparison

Language documentation and language change
ASIA6308 Linguistic Histories in Asia and the Pacific
LING6005 Language across time
LING6018 Languages in Contact
LING6529 The History of the English Language

Language-specific linguistics
ARAB6505 Introductory Course to Arabic Linguistics
JPNS6024 Japanese Grammar
JPNS6512 Teaching Japanese: Content
JPNS6513 Japanese - English Translation
JPNS6514 Teaching Japanese Method
LANG6004 Language and Society in Latin America
LING6016 Language in Indigenous Australia
LING6017 Chinese Linguistics
LING6020 The Structure of English
LING6027 Language and Society in Latin America
LING6028 Japanese Linguistics
LING6030 Advanced Academic English
LING6040 Austronesian Languages
LING6031 Papuan Languages
PASI6010 Talking the Pacific: Melanesian pidgins and creoles in social context
SPAN6022 Intermediate Spanish II (Language and Linguistics)
SPAN6509 Advanced Spanish Topics in Language and Linguistics
SPAN6514 The Structure of Spanish
SPAN6516 History of the Spanish Language: A Linguistic Time Travel
SPAN6518 The Sounds of Spanish
SPAN6604 Multilingualism and Indigenous Peoples in the Americas

12 units from completion of compulsory research methods courses from the following list:
LING8026 Qualitative Research Methods in Language Studies
LING8027 Quantitative Research Methods in Linguistics

A maximum 12 units from completion of research methods courses from the following list:
LING6009 Field Methods in Linguistics
HUMN8032 Writing for the Research Process

A minimum of 12 units and a maximum of 24 units from completion of research project courses from the following list:
ASIA6308 Linguistic histories in Asia and the Pacific
HUMN8030 Digital Humanities and Public Culture Research Project
HUMN8031 Digital Humanities and Public Culture Research Project (Advanced)
JPNS6028 Teaching Japanese: Content
LING6005 Language Across Time
LING6010 Sounds of the World's Languages: Phonetics and Phonology
LING6016 Language in Indigenous Australia
LING6017 Chinese Linguistics
LING6023 Dictionaries and Dictionary-Making
LING6028 Japanese Linguistics
LING6029 Assessing Language
LING6101 Second Language Acquisition
LING6311 Language and Social Interaction
LING6521 Child Language Acquisition
LING6525 Special Topics in Linguistics
LING6040 Austronesian Languages
LING6034 Communication in Health Care
LING6031 Papuan Languages
LING8001 Graduate Reading Course (Linguistics)
LING8003 Readings in Applied Linguistics
SPAN6022 Intermediate Spanish II (Language and Linguistics)
SPAN6514 The Structure of Spanish
SPAN6604 Multilingualism and Indigenous Peoples in the Americas

A maximum of 24 units from completion of courses from any of the following language specialisations:
Ancient Greek Language and Culture
Arabic Language and Culture
Australian Indigenous Languages and Society
Burmese Language and Culture
Chinese Language and Culture
English Language
French Language and Culture
German Language and Culture
Hindi Language and Culture
Indonesian Language and Culture
Italian Language and Culture
Japanese Language and Culture
Korean Language and Culture
Latin Language and Culture
Mongolian language and Culture
Persian Language and Culture
Portuguese Language and Culture
Russian Language and Culture
Sanskrit Language and Culture
Spanish Language and Culture
Tetum Language and Culture
Thai Language and Culture
Tok Pisin Language and Culture
24 units from completion of elective courses offered by ANU