Students following the 2016-2018 catalog, or an earlier catalog must demonstrate intermediate proficiency in a single language other than English.
Students following the 2018-2020 or 2020-2022 catalog must satisfy a language and culture requirement in one of the following ways: (a) Demonstrating intermediate proficiency in a single language other than English; (b) Taking two consecutive courses in one language and one approved culture course in a culture that is relevant to the language.
Students following the 2022-2024 catalog must satisfy a language and culture requirement in one of the following ways: (a) Demonstrating intermediate-level proficiency in a single language other than English; (b) Demonstrating beginning-level proficiency in a language other than English and taking one approved culture course in a culture that is relevant to the language.
Please review the course options by clicking on the appropriate tab, below.
Culture Course Lists and Proficiency Requirements
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
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Languages: Portuguese, Spanish, K’iche’, Nahuatl, Quechu | ||||
| ADV 378S Sports and Society in Spain (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| AFR 317E Religions of Latin America and the Caribbean (unnumbered topic, same as LAS 310) | N | N | ||
| ANT 304 Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology | Y | GC | Y | GC |
| ANT 326O Empires: Aztec and Spanish | N | N | ||
| ARH 341N Other Modernities: Latin American Art | N | N | ||
| ARH 341P Contemporary Latin American Art | N | N | ||
| ARH 341R Aperatures: Film and Photography in Greater Mexico | N | N | ||
| ARH 347L Mesoamerican Art and Culture | N | N | ||
| ARH 347N Aztec Art and Civilization | N | N | ||
| ART 320K Cultural Photography (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| EUS 346 Ancient Mediterranean: Colonial Encounters and Imperialism (unnumbered topic) | Y | GC, Wr, II | N | |
| GOV 328L Introduction to Latin American Government and Politics (same as LAS 337M.5) | N | Y | GC | |
| GOV 337C Politics of Mexico (same as LAS 337M.11) | N | N | ||
| GOV 337E International Politics of Latin America | N | N | ||
| GOV 337F Politics, Economy, and Society of Contemporary Brazil (same as LAS 337Q | N | N | ||
| GOV 337M.16 Politics of Development in Latin America | N | N | ||
| HIS 310M Film and History in Latin America: Colonial Period | N | N | ||
| HIS 310R Latin America and the United States (same as LAS 310R) | N | Y | GC | |
| HIS 346K Colonial Latin America (same as LAS 366.2) | N | Y | GC | |
| HIS 346L Modern Latin America (same as LAS 366.3) | N | Y | GC | |
| HIS 350L Rethinking Conquest MEX | N | N | ||
| HIS 352L Mexican Revolution 1910-1920 (same as LAS 366) | N | N | ||
| HIS 363K Medicine, Health, and Violence in Latin America | N | N | ||
| HIS 366N Migration and Exile in Latin America | N | N | ||
| J 328S Reporting in Español | N | Y | CD, Wr | |
| J 340J Documentary Traditions of Latin America (same as LAS 322 unnumbered topic) | N | Y | GC | |
| J 347F Reporting Latin America (same as LAS 322 unnumbered topic) | N | Y | GC,Wr | |
| J 354F Journalism Press/Freedom in Latin America (same as LAS 322.20) | N | N | ||
| LAS 301 Key Ideas and Issues in Latin America (unnumbered topic) | N | Y | GC | |
| LAS 310.1 Latin American Civilization: The Colonial Experience | N | N | ||
| LAS 310.2 Latin American Civilization: The National Experience | N | N | ||
| LAS 310.5 Film and History in Latin America: Colonial Period | N | N | ||
| LAS 310.6 Film and History in Latin America: Modern Period (same as HIS 310N) | N | N | ||
| LAS 310.7 Liberation in the African Diaspora | N | N | ||
| LAS 315 Aztecs and Spaniards | N | N | ||
| LAS 315.1 Anthropology of Latin America | N | N | ||
| LAS 315.2 Introduction to Mesoamerican Archaeology | N | N | ||
| LAS 315.3 Intro to Jewish Latin America | N | N | ||
| LAS 319 Geography of Latin America (same as GRG 319) | N | N | ||
| LAS 324L All Topics | N | Y | LAS 324L 18- Wr, GC/ LAS 324L 20-CD | |
| LAS 325 Consumption in Latin America | N | N | ||
| LAS 326 History of Mariachi Music (unnumbered topic, same as MUS 334 & MAS 374) | N | Y (MAS 374, MUS 334 only) | CD, GC | |
| LAS 327.7 Art Cinemas of the Americas | N | N | ||
| LAS 328 All Topics | N | Y | GC | |
| LAS 330 Mapping Latin America | N | N | ||
| LAS 337M Mexican Violence/Politics/Rules of Law (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| LAS 366 All Topics | Y | N | Y | GC |
| LAS 370S Cowboy Culture in the Hispanic Context | Y | GC | N | |
| MAS 301 Introduction to Mexican American and Latino/a Studies | Y | CD | Y | CD |
| MAS 307 Introduction to Mexican American Cultural Studies | N | N | ||
| MAS 309 Bilingualism in the Americas | N | N | ||
| MAS 319 Drug History in the Americas (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| MAS 319 Latina Perfor: Celia-Selena (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| MAS 364 Puerto Rico in Crisis | N | Y | Wr, GC,II | |
| MAS 364I Mexican American Political Thought (formerly MAS 374, unnumbered topic, same as GOV 337M) | N | Y | CD | |
| MAS 364P Puerto Rico in Crisis (also offered as HIS 347J/AMS 370/AFR 350K) | N | Y | Wr, GC,II | |
| MAS 364 History of US-Mexico Borderland | N | Y | CD | |
| MAS 347C Transnational LatinX Pop Culture | N | N | ||
| MUS 334.1 Music of Mexico and the Caribbean | N | N | ||
| MUS 334.2 Music of Latin America | N | N | ||
| MUS 334 Music of Mexico and the Borderlands (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| NTR 316 Culture and Food | N | N | ||
| PRC 320E All Topics | N | N | ||
| RTF 359S (approved topics) | N | N | ||
| Latina Feminisms and Media | N | N | ||
| Brazilian Media | N | N | ||
| Latin American Television | N | N | ||
| Latino Images in Film | N | N | ||
| RTF 345 History of Mexican Cinema | N | N | ||
| SOC 335 Society of Modern Mexico | N | N | ||
| SPC 320C Cuba in Question (unnumbered topic, same as AFR 372G/LAS 328/HIS 363K/MUS 334) | N | N | ||
| SPC 320C Indigenous Matters: Land, Life, and Contested Colonialism | N | N | ||
| SPC 320C Music, Power, and Politics in Latin America (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| SPC 320C 2-Lit/Media in Caribbean | N | N | ||
| SPC 320E All Topics | N | N | ||
| WGS 340 Sexuality/Gender in Latin America | N | Y | GC | |
Language: French | ||||
| E 344L.6 Writer-Directors: European Literary Cinema | N | N | ||
| EUS 346 Regions and Cultures of Europe (same as REE 345/GRG 326) | N | Y | GC | |
| EUS 346 The Crusades (same as RS 375S/ HIS 344S/AHC 330) | N | N | ||
| EUS 346 The French Revolution & Napoleon: 1789-1815 (same as HIS 353/CTI 363) | N | Y | GC | |
| EUS 348 European Environmental Politics (same as GOV 365U) | N | N | ||
| EUS 350 Governments and Politics of Western Europe | N | Y | N | |
| F C 341P Americans in Paris | N | Y | GC | |
| FR 363L French Through the Media | N | N | ||
| HIS 344G Twelfth Century Renaissance: 1050-1200 (same as AHC 330.8, EUS 346.40, R S 356F) | N | N | ||
| HIS 353 French Revolution/Napolean (same as CTI 363, EUS 346) | N | Y | GC | |
| HIS 354F The Three French Wars of the Twentieth Century | N | N | ||
| HIS 364Q French Emp: The West/Islam (same as ISL 372, R S 358F) | N | Y | GC | |
| TXA 365 French Fashion: History and Techniques (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
Language: Italian | ||||
| HIS 309K Western Civilization in Medieval Times | N | N | ||
| HIS 309L Western Civilization in Modern Times | N | N | ||
| ITC 330 American Dante (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| ITC 330 Mafia Movies: Media, Myth, Honor (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| ITC 330 Black Italy | N | N | ||
| ITC 338 Italian Television Advertising | N | Y | GC | |
| ITC 339 Italian Cinema | N | Y | II, GC | |
| ITC 349 Italian Literature in Translation | N | N | ||
| ITC 360 Italian Civilization | N | N | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
| Is this class being offered in Summer 2023? | Does this class have any flags for Summer 2023? | Is this class being offered in Fall 2023? | Does this class have any flags for Fall 2023? | |
Languages: Czech, Polish, Russian, Serbian/Croatian, Ukrainian, Uzbek | ||||
| REE 301 Introduction to Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies | N | Y | GC | |
| REE 301L Introduction to Russian Literature | N | N | ||
| REE 302 Topics in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies | N | N | ||
| REE 302D Russian Icons and Propaganda | N | Y | GC | |
| REE 302F Dissent in Twentieth Century Ukraine | N | N | ||
| REE 325 Topics in Language, Literature, and Culture | Y | GC, II | N | |
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
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Languages: Danish, Dutch, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Yiddish | ||||
| GSD 301 Intro to Study of Northern Europe | N | N | ||
| GSD 311D Race/Gend Stereotypes Germany | N | N | ||
| GSD 311G Luther's World | N | N | ||
| GSD 321W German Cultural History | Y | N | ||
| GSD 330 All Topics | N | N | ||
| GSD 331C Films of Ingmar Bergman | Y | Wr, GC | Y | Wr, GC |
| GSD 331D Wmn Film in Nrth/Cntl Eur | N | N | ||
| GSD 341C European Folktale | N | N | ||
| GSD 341D Social Dramas of Henrik Ibsen | N | N | ||
| GSD 341E Hans Christian Andersen | N | Y | Wr, GC | |
| GSD 341F Women and the Holocaust | N | N | ||
| GSD 341G Isak Dinesen/Karen Blixen | N | N | ||
| GSD 341J Contemp Scandinavian Stories | N | N | ||
| GSD 341K Scandvn Contrib World Lit | N | N | ||
| GSD 341S German Media: Print to TV (cross-listed w/RTF 352.2) | N | Y | Wr, GC | |
| GSD 351C All Topics | N | N | ||
| GSD 360 German Cinema 1918 - 1945 | N | N | ||
| GSD 360.1 Holocaust Aftereffects | N | Y | GC | |
| GSD 361C Intro Germanic Religion/Myth | N | N | ||
| GSD 361D Medieval Women Mystics | N | N | ||
| GSD 361E Tolerance in Dutch Culture | N | N | ||
| GSD 361G Northrn Gods/Northrn Faiths | N | N | ||
| GSD 361J Protest/Revolt in W Germany | N | N | ||
| GSD 361K German Nationalism | N | N | ||
| GSD 361P Sports and Politics in Germany (same as EUS 348) | N | Y | GC | |
| GSD 361Q German Scholars: US Exile | N | N | ||
| HIS 309K Western Civilization in Medieval Times | N | N | ||
| HIS 309L Western Civilization in Modern Times | N | N | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
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Language: Greek | ||||
| C C 301 Introduction to Ancient Greece | N | Y | GC | |
| C C 303 Introduction to Classical Mythology | Y | GC | Y | GC |
| C C 304C.4 Greece/Rome: Film and Reality | N | N | ||
| C C 304C.6 Ancient Philosophy | N | Y | ||
| C C 306M Med and Scientific Terminology | N | Y | ||
| C C 307C Introduction to Greek Archaeology | N | N | ||
| C C 319D The Ancient Mediterranean World 3 | N | Y | GC | |
| C C 340.1 Greek Archeology | N | N | ||
| C C 340.3 Greek Architecture | N | N | ||
| C C 340.5 Hellenistic Art & Architecture | N | N | ||
| C C 340.8 Archaeology Greek Prehist | N | N | ||
| C C 348.16 Moral Agency & Greek Tragedy | N | N | ||
Language: Latin | ||||
| C C 302 Introduction to Ancient Rome | Y | GC | Y | GC |
| C C 303 Introduction to Classical Mythology | Y | GC | Y | GC |
| C C 304C.4 Greece/Rome: Film and Reality | N | N | ||
| C C 305 All Topics | N | N | ||
| C C 306M Intro to Medcl & Scientif Terminology | N | Y | ||
| C C 307D Introduction to Roman Archaeology | N | Y | GC | |
| C C 319D The Ancient Mediterranean World | N | Y | GC | |
| C C 340.2 Art & Politics in Imperial Rome | N | N | ||
| C C 340.4 Rome Architecture | N | N | ||
| C C 340.7 Pompeii | N | N | ||
| C C 340.9 Topog & Monuments Anc Rome | N | N | ||
| C C 348.19 Nero | N | N | ||
| C C 348.20 Roman Philosophy & Science | N | N | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
| Is this class being offered in Summer 2023? | Does this class have any flags for Summer 2023? | Is this class being offered in Fall 2023? | Does this class have any flags for Fall 2023? | |
Languages: Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Tajiki, Turkish | ||||
| RTF 352 Media & the Middle East (waitlisted) | N | N | ||
| MEL 301 Gateway to the Middle East | N | Y | WR GC | |
| MEL 321 All Topics | Y | GC, II | N | |
| MES 301K Intro to the Middle East: Religious, Cultural, & Historical Foundations | N | Y | GC | |
| MES 301L Intro to the Middle East: Adjustment/Change in Modern Times | N | N | ||
| MES 310.5 Intro Mus in World Cultures | N | Y | WR GC E | |
| MES 342 All Topics | Y | GC, II, Wr | Y | GC E WR II |
| MES 343 Before and After Oil: British Imperialism in the Middle East (unnumbered topic, same as HIS 366N) | N | N | ||
| MES 343 History of the Medieval Middle East in 100 Objects | N | N | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
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Language: Chinese | ||||
| RTF 345.10 Chinese Auteurs | N | N | ||
| RTF 370.3 Asian Horror Film | N | Y | ||
| ANS 301M.3 Hist of East Asia to 1800 | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M.4 Hist of East Asia since 1800 | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M.11 Introduction to Buddhism | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M.13 Forbiddn Romnce Mod Chi Lit | N | N | ||
| ANS 301R: History of the Religions of Asia | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 302C Introduction to China | Y | GC | Y | GC |
| ANS 340.6 Relign/Rebelln in Mod E Asia | N | N | ||
| ANS 340L Post-Mao China: Change/Trans | N | N | ||
| ANS 340M Modern China | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 361.27 Anthropol of the Himalayas | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.28 The Chinese in Diaspora | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.30 Why Chinese Has No Alphabet | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.32 Hist of Chinese Lang/Translatn | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.34 Modernization in East Asia | N | N | ||
| ANS 361/HIS 364G History of Food and Healing in China and Taiwan | N | N | ||
| ANS 372 Art in the Himalayas (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.6 Chinese Film & Literature | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.7 Chinese Thought & Culture | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.10 Decoding Cla Chinese Poetry | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 372.11 Tale of Five Chinese Cities | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.21 Women and Gender in China | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.24 Buddhist Art | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.27 Hist/Archeol Early China | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.28 Pop Lit/Cul in Modern China | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.32 Confucianism | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.33 Self-Cultivatn in Tradit China | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.36 Supernat in Trad Chi Fic | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.42 Chinese Literati Art | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.45 Contemporary Chinese Art | N | N | ||
Language: Japanese | ||||
| ANS 301M.3 Hist of East Asia to 1800 | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M.4 Hist of East Asia since 1800 | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M.16 Intro to Japanese Film | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 301M Pop Culture in Modern Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 301R History of the Religions of Asia | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 302J Introduction to Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 304C Popular Culture in Modern Japan (formerly ANS 301M) | N | N | ||
| ANS 320C Genji to Godzilla: Adaptations of Japanese Classics | N | N | ||
| ANS 340.6 Relign/Rebelln in Mod E Asia | N | N | ||
| ANS 340.9 Religion in Japanese History | N | N | ||
| ANS 341K Origins of Modern Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 341M Imperial Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 341N Postwar Japan | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 342D Political Economy of Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 361 Representing Disaster in Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 361 The Age of the Samurai (unnumbered topic) | N | Y | ||
| ANS 361 Transnational Asia (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| ANS 372 Japanese Popular Culture: Anime/Manga/Otaku | Y | GC | N | |
| ANS 372.17 Women in Mod Japanese Fict | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.30 Gender & Sexuality in Japan | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.35 Suicide in Japanese Fiction | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.41 Japanese Concepts of Body/Self | N | N | ||
| ANS 373E Modern Japanese Literature in Translation | N | N | ||
| ANS 379.9 Art of Autobiography in JPN | N | N | ||
| RTF 370.3 Asian Horror Film | N | Y | ||
Language: Korean | ||||
| ANS 301M.3 Hist of East Asia to 1800 | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M.4 Hist of East Asia since 1800 | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M Korean Literature and Film | N | N | ||
| ANS 301M Introduction to Korean Film | N | N | ||
| ANS 302D Intro to Korean Cul and Hist | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 340.10 Ritual and Religion in Korea | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.24 The Two Koreas and the US | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 361.25 Captl/Consum/Civ Soc Korea | N | N | ||
| ANS 361 Political Economy of Development in Post-war Korea (unnumbered topic) | N | N | ||
| ANS 361 Rethinking Korean Culture | N | N | ||
| ANS 361N Self and Culture in North Korea | N | N | ||
| ANS 379.6 Transnational Korea | N | N | ||
| RTF 370.3 Asian Horror Film | N | Y | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
| Is this class being offered in Summer 2023? | Does this class have any flags for Summer 2023? | Is this class being offered in Fall 2023? | Does this class have any flags for Fall 2023? | |
Languages: Bengali, Hindi, Malayalam, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu | ||||
| ANS 301M.12 Introduction to Hinduism | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 302K Introduction to South Asia | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 307C Intro to the History of India | N | N | ||
| ANS 340.4 Hist of Hindu Relig Traditns | N | N | ||
| ANS 340.5 History of Indian Buddhism | N | N | ||
| ANS 340Q Sufism & Islamic Thought and Spirituality | N | N | ||
| ANS 346C Ancient India | N | N | ||
| ANS 346D Medieval India | N | N | ||
| ANS 346M Early Modern India | N | N | ||
| ANS 346N Indian Subcontinent, 1750-1950 | N | Y | GC | |
| ANS 348C Geography of South Asia | N | N | ||
| ANS 361 Sufism and Islam Mysticism | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.3 Contemporary India | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.11 Musics of India | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.26 Natlism & Gender in S Asia | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.27 Anthropol of the Himalayas | N | N | ||
| ANS 361.33 Mughal India in Hist/Memory | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.2 Indian Philosophies | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.14 Veiling in Muslim World | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.15 Early Art of India | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.19 Diversity of Indian Traditions | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.25 Gend/Sex/Fam Indian Rel/Culs | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.29 South Indian Cultural Hist | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.31 Devotion in South India | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.38 Living Epics of India | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.39 Modern Indian Literature | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.40 Epics and Heroes in India | N | N | ||
| ANS 372.44 Noncnformist Thinkrs: India | N | N | ||
| HIS 346P The Indian Republic Since 1947 | N | N | ||
| RTF 342S.2 Indian Cinema | N | N | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
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Language: Yoruba | ||||
| AFR 304 Intro to the Study of Africa | N | Y | GC | |
| AFR 310K Introduction to Modern Africa | N | N | ||
| AFR 310L Introduction to Traditional Africa | N | Y | GC | |
| AFR 317C All Topics | N | N | ||
| AFR 321 African Diaspora in the Americas | N | N | ||
| AFR 372G All Topics | N | N | ||
Culture course criteria: at least 30% of the course curriculum (in terms of readings, lectures, and assessments) must be devoted to the study/use of the language in a cultural/social/political context outside of the United States. Signature courses (UGS 302 or 303) may not count toward this requirement.
Students who believe they have taken a course which meets these criteria but is not listed below should meet with their advisor.
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Language: American Sign Language | ||||
| SLH 306K Intro to Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences | N | Y | ||
| SLH 308K Perspectives on Deafness | N | Y | CD | |
| SLH 360M Communication and Deaf People | N | N | ||
| SLH 367C Communication, Culture, and Disability | N | N | ||
| ASL 326 Sign Languages and Signing Communities | N | Y | CD | |
| ASL 350 Contemporary Issues in the Deaf Community | N | N | ||
| ASL 352 Deaf Culture | N | N | ||
Course numbers in bold represent "beginning proficiency."
Western Europe
French: FR 601C; or 406 and 407
Italian: ITL 601C
Portuguese: POR 601D and 610D; or 610S
Spanish: SPN 601D and 610D; or 604
Eastern Europe
Czech: CZ 506 and 507
Polish: POL 506 and 507; or 601C
Russian: RUS 406 and 407; or 601C
Serbian/Croatian: SC 506 and 507; or 601C
Slavic/Eurasian: SEL 506 and 507; or 601C
Ukrainian: UKR 406 + 407; or 308 + 309
Northern Europe
Danish: DAN 604
Dutch: DCH 604
German: GER 506 and 507; or 604
Norwegian: NOR 604
Swedish: SWE 604
Yiddish: YID 604
Classical Antiquity
Latin: LAT 506 and 507; or 601C
Greek: GK 506 and 507; or 804
Modern Greek: GK 502 and 503; or 602C
Latin American Studies
Indigenous Lat. Amer. Lang.: LAL 601C
Middle East
Arabic: ARA 601C
Hebrew: HEB 601C
Biblical Hebrew: HEB 602C
Persian: PRS 601C
Turkish: TUR 601C
East Asia
Chinese: CHI 606 and 607; or 604
Japanese: JPN 601D and 610D
Korean: KOR 606 and 607; or 604
South Asia
Bengali: BEN 506 and 507
Hindi: HIN 506 and 507; or 604
Malayalam: MAL 506 and 507
Sanskrit: SAN 506 and 507
Tamil: TAM 506 and 507; or 604
Telugu: TEL 506 and 507; or 604
Urdu: URD 506 and 507; or 604
Africa
Yoruba: YOR 601C
American Sign Language
ASL 601D and 610D
Sequence Notes
- The sequences listed on this page are subject to change. Students should always consult the language department for updated course information.
- Some departments may offer multiple sequences for the same language, including sequences specific for native speakers. Speak to an advisor to discuss appropriate coursework and/or placement test options.
- Some languages start only in the fall; students must plan schedules accordingly.
- Example: DAN 604 is only taught in fall semesters
- Sequences may vary if taken in transfer or through Study Abroad. Speak with an advisor before taking courses off campus.
- Common example of sequence numbering in transfer:
- SPN 406, 407 (beginning proficiency), 312K, and 312L (intermediate proficiency)
- Common example of sequence numbering in transfer:
- To achieve intermediate proficiency at another school or university, a student would take the UT equivalents of 306 or 406 or 506, 307 or 407 or 507, 312K and 312L. (except French)
Course numbers in bold represent "intermediate proficiency."
Western Europe
French: FR 601C and 611C or FR 406, 407, and 412K
Italian: ITL 601C and 611C
Portuguese: POR 601D, 610D, and 311C or POR 610S and 311J
Spanish*: SPN 601D, 610D, and 311 or SPN 604 and 311J
Eastern Europe
Czech: CZ 506, 507, 412K, and 412L or 601C and 611C
Polish: POL 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Russian: RUS 406, 407, and 412K or RUS 601C, and 611C
Serbian/Croatian: SC 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Slavic/Eurasian: SEL 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Ukrainian: UKR 406, 407, 312K, and 312L
Northern Europe
Danish: DAN 604 and 612
Dutch: DCH 604 and 612
German: GER 506, 507, and 612 or GER 604 and 612
Norwegian: NOR 604 and 612
Swedish: SWE 604 and 612
Yiddish: YID 604 and 612
Classical Antiquity
Latin: LAT 506, 507, and 511K**
Greek: GK 506, 507, and 311**
**note that a student who completed LAT or GK 311 prior to Fall 2014 is required to take LAT or GK 312K to complete their intermediate proficiency
Middle East
Arabic: ARA 601C and 611C
Hebrew, Language: HEB 601C and 611C or 602C and 612C
Hebrew, Biblical: HEB 602C and 612C
Persian: PRS 601C and 611C
Turkish: TUR 601C and 611C
East Asia
Chinese: CHI 606, 607, 312K, and 312L or CHI 604 and 612
Japanese: JPN 601D, 610D, and 611D
Korean: KOR 606, 607, 312K, and 312L or KOR 604 and 612
South Asia
Bengali: BEN 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Hindi: HIN 506, 507, 312K, and 312L or HIN 604 and 612
Malayalam: MAL 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Sanskrit: SAN 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Tamil: TAM 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Urdu: URD 506, 507, 312K, and 312L
Africa
Yoruba: YOR 601C and 611C
Americas
American Sign Language: ASL 601D, 610D, and 311D
Nahuatl: LAL 601C and 611C
Sequence Notes
- The sequences listed on this page are subject to change. Students should always consult the language department for updated course information.
- Some departments may offer multiple sequences for the same language, including sequences specific for native speakers. Speak to an advisor to discuss appropriate coursework and/or placement test options.
- Some languages start only in the fall; students must plan schedules accordingly.
- Example: DAN 604 is only taught in fall semesters
- Sequences may vary if taken in transfer or through Study Abroad. Speak with an advisor before taking courses off campus.
- Common example of sequence numbering in transfer:
- SPN 406, 407 (beginning proficiency), 312K, and 312L (intermediate proficiency)
- Common example of sequence numbering in transfer:
- To achieve intermediate proficiency at another school or university, a student would take the UT equivalents of 306 or 406 or 506, 307 or 407 or 507, 312K and 312L. (except French)