Where to study EMCA

This list is made up of universities with multiple EM/CA faculty members and courses. This isn't a requirement of studying EMCA, of course, one faculty member will do - but where there's a group of analysts, there's more likelihood of data sessions and expanded resources for learning to do analysis.

NB: where there are Ph.D granting institutions with at least one potential faculty advisor, also add the department.

North America

USA

• CU-Boulder: https://www.colorado.edu
  • Ph.Ds in linguistics
• Rutgers: https://www.rutgers.edu
  • Ph.Ds in communications
• UCLA: http://ucla.edu
  • Ph.Ds in sociology
• UCSB: http://ucsb.edu
  • Ph.Ds in sociology
• UCSD: http://ucsd.edu
• CSUN: https://www.csun.edu
• UIUC: https://illinois.edu
• UNH: https://www.unh.edu
• UW-Madison: https://www.wisc.edu
  • Ph.Ds in sociology and East Asian Languages
• UW-Stevens Point: https://www.uwsp.edu
• West Chester University: https://www.wcupa.edu
• UPenn: https://www.upenn.edu
  • Ph.Ds in educational linguistics
• SFSU: http://www.sfsu.edu
• Bentley: https://www.bentley.edu
• Columbia University: https://www.tc.columbia.edu
  • Ph.Ds at Teacher's College in applied ling/TESOL

Canada

• Toronto: https://www.utoronto.ca
  • Ph.Ds in anthropology

Europe

Denmark

• Aalborg: https://www.en.aau.dk
• Aarhus: https://international.au.dk

Finland

• Oulu: www.oulu.fi
• Helsinki: https://www.helsinki.fi

Sweden

• Linköping: https://old.liu.se

Switzerland

• Basel: https://www.unibas.ch

UK

• Loughborough: http://www.lboro.ac.uk
• York: https://www.york.ac.uk
• York St. John: https://www.yorksj.ac.uk