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WORLD LANGUAGES

The study of a world language is a unique educational experience. Since every human being uses language to communicate, and since language is a fundamental means of expression and inter-cultural communication, it is by means of this basic skill that students can participate in the life of another people and share their culture, their traditions, and their literature, oral or written. Through the study of a world language, students also come to learn their own language better.

The ICS and World Languages Department offers instruction in the following languages: Chinese, French, Japanese, Maori, Samoan, Spanish, and Tongan. Study of a pacifc language may lead to a major in Pacific Islands Studies.

Note: The Hawaiian language is offered under the Hawaiian Studies program.

Japanese Minor (16 Hours)

Course  Course Description  Credits 
 JPN 201
 Intermediate Japanese Conversation and Grammar  4
 JPN 301
 Introduction to Japanese Literature
 3
 JPN 311
 Advanced Intensive Conversation
 3
 JPN 321
 Selected Reading and Grammar
 3
 JPN 445
 Special Studies in Japanese
 3
 
Chinese Minor (16 Hours)

Course  Course Description  Credits 
 CHIN 201
 Intermediate Chinese
 4
 CHIN 301
 Introduction to Chinese Literature  3
 CHIN 311
 Advanced Chinese Conversation
 3
 CHIN 441
 Classical Chinese Literature
 3
 CHIN 445
 Special Studies in Chinese  3
 CHIN 495R
 Directed Readings in Chinese   1-3 

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