Cross-linguistic Option

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN STUDYING
MORE THAN ONE LANGUAGE?
OR MAYBE LINGUISTICS PLUS A LANGUAGE?

Our Cross-linguistic Option may be just what you want:

B.A. in LLL, Cross-Linguistic Option

"Course work in the cross-linguistic option may be distributed across two or three languages or linguistic areas from within the Department where sufficient course work is available, for example Spanish and French, or Linguistics, German, and Japanese."

Core Requirements: LLL 200-3 hrs; LLL 400-3 hrs

Additional Requirements: 33 hours of additional course work from within the Department, 18 of which must be at the 300/400 level."

A minimum 2.5 GPA in all LLL course work must be maintained.    No coursework below the 200-level may be counted toward the major."

Link to Undergraduate Course Descriptions

M.A. in LLL, Cross-Linguistic Option

Area Requirements: at least 21 hours from graduate courses in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics with a linguistic focus.  Students may combine their linguistic study with TESL or with appropriate courses from different languages. For students choosing the thesis option, the 6 hours will count toward the 21 hours required in these additional requirements.
Research: LLL 607: 3 hours.
Core: LLL 600: 2 hours.
Additional Requirements: 6 approved hours taken in a second area within the department or outside the department; students must demonstrate proficiency in a non-native language.
Culminating Experience: Successful completion of comprehensive examinations covering course work in the student's major area(s) or LLL 699 Master’s Thesis - 6 hours.

Link to Graduate Course Descriptions