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Dec 18, 2024
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2013-2014 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Modern Languages, Linguistics and Intercultural Communication, Two-Language Option, B.A.
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Major Program
All majors who pursue the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Modern Languages, Linguistics and Intercultural Communication take a common core of courses, as follows: Note:
Although not required for the major, Two-Language Option (Total credits: 39-42)
Students may select one of six options for the major: French Interconnections With the World (42 credits)
12 credits foundation courses:
3 credits elective FREN courses, at the 400 level
12 credits in a second language (above 202)
Track A or B: Cultural Studies or Advanced Language Studies Track
6 credits:
- either from cultural studies courses (375, 421) or from advanced language studies courses (309, 310)
3 credits elective German courses from either track
12 credits in a second language with at least three credits at the 400 level.
12 credits in a second language (above 202) taught in the target language
6 credits:
- SPAN at the 300 or 400 level, to be chosen in consultation with the student’ s advisor. At least one course must be at the 400 level.
12 credits in a second language (above 202) taught in the target language.
Language and Cultural Studies (Total credits: 39)
12 upper-level credits
- 12 upper-level credits in one modern language other than English (e.g., CHIN, FREN, GERM, KORE, RUSS, SPAN).
15 elective credits minimum
- 15 elective credits minimum - nine or more at the 300 or 400 level - in MLL, LING and/or modern language courses as part of a major program designed in consultation with a departmental advisor.
Up to two appropriate courses
- Up to two appropriate courses from other disciplines may be applied to the major with written approval of the student’ s advisor.
Applied Linguistics (Total credits: 39)
Note:
Although not required, Select one course: 3 Credits
9 credits
- 9 credits of other LING courses, three credits of which must be on the 400 level.
Note:
*One cognate course in another discipline (e.g., MLL 413 , PHIL 445 , PSYC 316 , ENGL 407 , ENGL 490 ) and up to two language-specific linguistics courses (e.g., FREN 331, FERN 332, FERN 438/GERM 331, GERM 332 , GERM 438/SPAN 331 , SPAN 332, SPAN 438 / RUSS 331, RUSS 332 , RUSS 438 ) may be used as substitutes for an equivalent number of the required LING courses with the approval of a designated LING major advisor.
All courses submitted by a student in fulfillment of the requirement for the major must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher. Students must earn a grade of “C” to continue in the next course in a basic language sequence (101-202). |
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