Department of Modern Languages and Interdisciplinary Studies

Department of Modern Languages and Interdisciplinary Studies

Languages Statement of Policy

A placement examination determines the level of a student’s initial enrollment in elementary and intermediate language courses. Degree seeking students who enroll in a higher level language course and complete with a C or better may be eligible for validated credit.

Eligibility for Validated Credit:

Note: Other restrictions may apply. Students may not receive validated credit for SPAN 1601/1602/2601/2602 and SPAN 1611/1612/2611/2612. For further information, contact the Chair of the Department of Modern Languages and Interdisplinary Studies.

* Students who wish to receive the Spanish for Healthcare Professionals Certificate must complete SPAN 2611 and SPAN 2612.

Majors/Programs

• Anthropology, BS (43-635) (4 Year Guide)
• Gender & Sexuality Studies, BS (43-8852) (120 Hours)
• International Studies, BA (42-563) (4 Year Guide)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Language and Culture Option (ML01) (120 hours)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Language and Culture Option (ML01) (4 Year Guide)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Professional Applications Option (ML02) (120 hours)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Professional Applications Option (ML02) Criminal Justice Concentration (4 Year Guide)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Professional Applications Option (ML02) Marketing Concentration (4 Year Guide)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Teacher Education Option (ML03) (120 hours)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Teacher Education Option (ML03) (4 Year Guide)
• Political Science, BA (42-425) (4 Year Guide)
• Political Science, BS (43-426) (4 Year Guide)
• Sociology, BA (42-755) (4 Year Guide)
• Sociology, BS (43-756) (4 Year Guide)

• Africana Studies Minor (323) (15 hours)
• Gender and Sexuality Studies Minor (8851) (18 hours)
• Modern Languages Minor (569) (21 hours)
• World Languages and Cultures Minor (573) (21 hours)

• Spanish for Healthcare Professionals Certificate (10-633) (12 hours)

• Gender & Sexuality Studies, BS (43-8852) (4 Year Guide)
• Modern Languages, BA (42-574) - Professional Applications Option (ML02) Public Relations Concentration (4 Year Guide)

Courses

• AS 1000 - Introduction to Africana Studies (3)
• AS 4000 - Special Projects in Africana Studies (3-9)

• CHIN 1701 - Elementary Chinese I GE (3)
• CHIN 1702 - Elementary Chinese II GE (3)
• CHIN 2790 - Special Topics in Chinese (1-3)

• FREN 1201 - Elementary French I GE (3)
• FREN 1202 - Elementary French II GE (3)
• FREN 2201 - Intermediate French I GE (3)
• FREN 2202 - Intermediate French II GE (3)
• FREN 2290 - Special Topics in French (1-3)
• FREN 3223 - French Composition (3)
• FREN 3243 - French Conversation (3)
• FREN 3261 - French Civilization and Literature I (3)
• FREN 3262 - French Civilization and Literature II (3)
• FREN 4223 - Advanced French Composition (3)
• FREN 4243 - Advanced French Grammar and Conversation (3)
• FREN 4265 - The Contemporary French-Speaking World (3)
• FREN 4287 - French Literature of the Twentieth Century (3)
• FREN 4288 - French Translation (3)
• FREN 4289 - Cinema of the French-Speaking World (3)
• FREN 4290 - Special Topics in French (1-3)

• GSS 1050 - Women’s Voices GE (3)
• GSS 2000 - Intersections: Gender, Race, Class GE (3)
• GSS 2050 - Sexuality, Identity & Social Action GE (3)
• GSS 3000 - Sex & Society (3)
• GSS 3100 - Gender, Literature, and Pop Culture (3)
• GSS 4000 - Internship (3)
• GSS 4810 - Special Projects in Gender & Sexuality Studies (1-6)
• GSS 4850 - Feminist and Queer Theories (3)
• GSS 4900 - Gender & Sexuality Studies Practicum (1-3)

• GER 1301 - Elementary German I GE (3)
• GER 1302 - Elementary German II GE (3)
• GER 2301 - Intermediate German GE (3)
• GER 2302 - Intermediate German II GE (3)
• GER 2303 - German Conversation I (3)
• GER 2390 - Special Topics in German (1-3)
• GER 3301 - Advanced German Readings (3)
• GER 3302 - German Composition and Grammar (3)
• GER 3303 - German Conversation II (3)
• GER 3323 - Contemporary Society in German-Speaking Countries (3)
• GER 3361 - German Civilization & Literature I (3)
• GER 3362 - German Civilization and Literature (3)
• GER 3365 - Culture and Issues in German-Speaking Countries (3)
• GER 4301 - German Cinema (3)
• GER 4302 - German Composition and Grammar II (3)
• GER 4350 - Business German (3)
• GER 4380 - Masterpieces in German Literature (3)
• GER 4390 - Special Topics in German (1-3)

• ML 1040 - Special Projects in Modern Languages GE (1-3)
• ML 2000 - World Literatures in Translation (3)
• ML 2010 - Foreign Studies in Language (1-6)
• ML 4010 - Foreign Studies in Language (French) (German) (Spanish) (1-6)
• ML 4040 - Special Projects in Foreign Language (1-3)
• ML 4050 - Language in the Professions (3)
• ML 4054 - Methods of Teaching Foreign Languages (3)
• ML 4244 - Cross-Cultural Cinema (3)

• SPAN 1601 - Elementary Spanish I GE (3)
• SPAN 1602 - Elementary Spanish II GE (3)
• SPAN 1610 - Accelerated Elementary Spanish (3)
• SPAN 1611 - Elementary Spanish I for Healthcare Professionals (3)
• SPAN 1612 - Elementary Spanish II for Healthcare Professionals (3)
• SPAN 2601 - Intermediate Spanish I GE (3)
• SPAN 2602 - Intermediate Spanish II GE (3)
• SPAN 2603 - Spanish Conversation I (3)
• SPAN 2611 - Intermediate Spanish I for Healthcare Professionals (3)
• SPAN 2612 - Intermediate Spanish II for Healthcare Professionals (3)
• SPAN 2690 - Special Topics in Spanish (1-3)
• SPAN 3603 - Spanish Conversation II (3)
• SPAN 3623 - Spanish Composition (3)
• SPAN 3661 - Spanish Civilization and Literature (3)
• SPAN 3662 - Spanish American Civilization and Literature (3)
• SPAN 4603 - Advanced Readings and Oral Expression (3)
• SPAN 4623 - Advanced Spanish Composition (3)
• SPAN 4650 - Introduction to Spanish for Business (3)
• SPAN 4665 - Culture and Issues in the Contemporary Spanish-Speaking World (3)
• SPAN 4671 - Cinema of the Spanish-Speaking World (3)
• SPAN 4680 - Contemporary Literature of the Spanish-Speaking World (3)
• SPAN 4690 - Special Topics in Spanish (1-3)