Department of World Languages & Cultures
Course Offerings:
The study of world languages
and cultures leads to an understanding of the complex relationship between
cultural production (for example, literature, film, and music) and the social,
economic and political forces that frame this production over time.
The language and critical
thinking skills you develop through written and oral exposition, research, and
service learning will enhance your career opportunities in today's global
society and provide the basis for a lifetime exploration of your own and others'
cultures and worldviews.
Programs:
Courses:
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BEGINNING (101 and 102) language courses in
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Arabic
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Chinese
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French
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Greek
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Italian
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Korean
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Polish
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Spanish *
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* SPAN 101 requires
placement through our online placement exam.
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INTERMEDIATE (200-level) language courses in French (FREN) and Spanish (SPAN). You can enroll in an
intermediate course if you have taken its prerequisite, or if you placed
into it through our online placement exam.
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ADVANCED (300-level) culture and literature courses taught in French (FREN) and Spanish (SPAN). You can enroll in any of these courses
if you have taken its prerequisite, or with the consent of the Instructor.
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Courses taught in English (designated 'WLC' for 'World Languages and Cultures')
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WLC 200A
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Introduction to Arab Culture
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WLC 200B
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Introduction to Brazilian Culture
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WLC 200C
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Introduction to Chinese Culture
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WLC 200F
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Introduction to French and Francophone Cultures
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WLC 200I
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Introduction to Italian Culture
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WLC 200J
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Introduction to Japanese Culture
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WLC 200L
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Introduction to Latin American Cultures
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WLC 250
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The French Novel in Translation
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WLC 302
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Introduction
to Teaching World Languages
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Graduate (400-level) courses taught in Spanish (SPAN) on Latin American Literatures and Cultures.
