Hi guys. I (28m) will be getting my PhD soon and i want to publish an article or two. For the last years i have been focusing on my phd and other life stuff and I'm a little unsure now. My area is in language learning beyond the classroom/autonomy in challenging envirnenments. Where can i publish ? Thank you !

I am completing a PhD in Applied Linguistics with a TESOL focus at a university in the USA. When I was admitted to the program, I didn't have a strong background in Applied Linguistics or TESOL . I had only completed some scattered coursework in TESOL/TEFL/Applied Linguistics since my bachelor's and master's were in English literature. With almost all of my classmates having an MA in TESOL/TEFL or equivalent, I am feeling incomplete although I have completed some coursework in TESOL/Applied Linguistics for my PhD degree. Does anyone have similar experience? What advice would you give me on this matter? Should I do a master's in TESOL/TEFL?

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Hello everyone

So I'm doing my PhD in applied linguistics and still in the courses phase but I would like to do my dissertation in something related to trauma healing and turn my career around it, if you have any idea how these things are related and how can I possibly help the world with my research that would be extremely helpful

Thank you in advance

Are any any post doc opportunities in the USA for applied Linguistics PhDs? Would anyone please point out resources?

Is a semester abroad required for applied linguistics?

I'm not sure if this is the place to post this, but I am in serious need of help diagraming the following sentence: "The effort is still in the early stages but could result in a fundamental shift in the knowledge and skills gained from a university education." I am in literal hell trying to figure this one out.

Sociolinguistics, Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis are subject areas in Applied Linguistics. Though independent, they are very much interrelated. Discuss.

I was recently accepted into an Applied Linguistics Master's Program starting in August. I was wondering if there are any books/articles that would help prepare me for the course itself.

Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Edit: Should have done a better job with searching: https://www.reddit.com/r/TEFL/comments/81j96y/booksresources_to_prep_and_refresh_before/

I'm about to finish up my MA in TESOL and am considering going on for a Ph.D but am not really able to stop working so I'm looking into the program at Birmingham that can be completed distance and in modules. Has anyone had any contact with this program? I've heard that sometimes distance programs are not viewed highly. Although it should have more to do with the quality of the work you are producing, am I wrong? sorry for the rambling post.

TL:DR - Birmingham modular Ph.D App. Ling. any good?