I. Introduction (4 credits)

• LING 101 - Language, Communication, and Culture

II. Core (12 credits)

• LING 201 - Topics in the Study of Language

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• LING 220 - History and Structure of the English Language

• OR

• LING 300 - Independent Study in Linguistic

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• LING 302 - Sociolinguistic Theory and Method

• OR

• SPAN 355 - Sociolinguistic Theory and Method

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• ANTH 104 - Cultural Diversity: Cultural Anthropology and Linguistics
• ANTH 201 - History of Anthropological Theory

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• PHIL 313 - Analytic Philosophy
• SOC 309 - Sociology of Mass Communications

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• SPAN 363 - History of the Spanish Language
• SPAN 364 - Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
• SPAN 365 - Spanish Sociolinguistics
• SPAN 378 - Selected Topics in Spanish Language and Linguistics
• One upper-level course from modern language study other than English or Spanish may be counted.

III. Electives (8 credits)

• BST 206 - Trade and the Role of Swahili in East Africa

• OR

• PAST 206 - Trade and the Role of Swahili in East Africa

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• MATH 213 - Introduction to Logic

• OR

• PHIL 213 - Introduction to Logic

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• NEUR 101 - Introduction to Neuroscience

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• NEUR 354 - Cognitive Neuroscience

• OR

• PSYC 354 - Cognitive Neuroscience

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• PSYC 253 - Cognition

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• SPAN 345 - Cinematic Language: An Introduction to Spanish Filmic Discourse

Note

Additional courses may also be applicable. Consult the Linguistic Studies course listing.