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BA Honors and BA Major/Minor Requirements

44.20 Modern Languages and Cultural Studies

44.20.1 Honors

    Students planning to apply for admission to the Honors program should consult §15.2.2 for admission requirements.

    See §43.6 for Faculty regulations concerning the Honors program.

Promotion Requirements

    Promotion from year to year requires a GPA of at least 3.0 with an average of at least 3.3 in all courses in the major subject.

Graduation Requirements

    Graduation with Honors requires a graduation average of at least 3.0 with an average of at least 3.3 in all courses in the major subject.

    Graduation with First Class Honors requires an average of at least 3.7 on all courses in the major subject in the last two years and an average of 3.5 or better on all courses in the two final years (last *60).

(1)

French

    Required courses:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

FREN 297 and 298

c.

FREN 310

d.

*9 selected from FREN 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316

e.

*12 selected from 400-level FREN courses

f.

*6 selected from ANTHE 207, 208, 365; CA FR 320, 322; FS 309, 362; HIST 305, 306; HISTE 261, 374, 375, 380, 475; SC PO 378

g.

FREN 495

(2)

German

    Honors in German normally requires a minimum of *54 at the senior level in German, of which at least *12 must be at the 400-level.

    Required courses are:

a.

GERM 303, 304, 340, 342, 343

b.

one of GERM 306, 316, or 317

c.

GERM 495

d.

MLCS 210

    The Department encourages students to consult the Undergraduate Honors Advisor.

Notes

(1)

GERM 303 is the co-requisite for all 300- and 400-level senior-level courses (except those taught in English) or consent of Department; GERM 306 or 316 is the prerequisite for GERM 409 and 417; GERM 306, 316 or 317 is the prerequisite for GERM 416; and GERM 340 or 343 is the prerequisite for all 400-level German literature courses.

(2)

German-speaking students and students beginning their studies with more than matriculation German may be admitted to courses numbered 303 and above in their first year if they pass a departmental placement test. Such students are required to consult the Department before registration. Also see §42.5(2)e.

(3)

GERM 495 thesis may be written in either German or English.

(4)

It is recommended that students wishing to pursue an honors, combined honors or major in German Studies take MLCS 210 by their second year.

(3)

Italian Studies

    Required courses:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

ITAL 205, 211, 212, 300, 333, 340, 363, 375, 415, 419, 420, 425

c.

*15 selected from ART H 252, 253; HIST 209, 210, 301, 302, 404, 408; CLASS 221, 302, 322, 463, 473, 475, 478, 489; C LIT 201, 202, 320, 358, 362, 465, 474

d.

ITAL 495

(4)

Romance Languages

    A total of *72 (including junior courses) in either two or three Romance languages (French, Italian, or Spanish), is required, of which a minimum of *36 must be from one field. No more than *48 may be in any single field. French, Italian, or Spanish may be selected as the principal subject. The second or third subjects may be selected from French, Italian, or Spanish. *18 must be selected for a second subject and *15 must be selected for a third subject. Courses taught in English do not count for the second and third subject areas. MLCS 210 is a required course for all three principal subjects.

a.

If the principal subject is Italian Studies, required courses include:

1)

ITAL 211, 212, 300, 333, 340, 363, 375

2)

*6 selected from ITAL 415, 419, 420, 425

3)

ITAL 495

b.

If the principal subject is Spanish, required courses include:

1)

Either SPAN 211 and 212 and 300, or SPAN 306

2)

SPAN 320

3)

At least *9 in SPAN at the 400-level

4)

SPAN 495

    Note: *3 in LA ST may be taken.

c.

If Spanish is the second subject, *18 must be selected in SPAN at the senior level. If Spanish is the third subject, *15 must be selected in SPAN at the senior level.

(5)

Russian

    The fourth year of programs requires an original Honors thesis on a topic related to senior course material; the thesis will be written under the supervision of an Advisor chosen by the Department in consultation with the student and may be done in conjunction with coursework.

    Honors in Russian requires a minimum of *60 at the junior and senior levels, as specified below. An approved minor must also be completed and requires a minimum of *24 of which at least *12 must be at the senior level with at least *6 at the 300- or 400-level. The program must include the following:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

RUSS 111 and 112

c.

RUSS 211 and 212

d.

RUSS 303 and 304, or 300

e.

RUSS 325 and 326

f.

RUSS 495

g.

*3 selected from HIST 322; MLCS 311, 312

h.

*12 selected from senior Russian or Slavic options: RUSS 333, 403, 404, 422, 427, 428, 443, 461, 483; SLAV 467, 468, 469

i.

*3 selected from MLCS 400, 441, 461, 472, 473

Notes

(1)

Students whose proficiency allows them to begin studying Russian above the 100- or 200-level may add senior-level language courses to satisfy the requirement for *60 in the major subject.

(2)

Students interested in the concepts of linguistics are encouraged to take LING 101. Students interested in literary theory are encouraged to take C LIT 344, 345, 346.

    University of Alberta Russian Studies Program

    A one-year intensive Russian language program for advanced-level students with Canadian citizenship offers a preparatory four months of study (September to December) at the University of Alberta, followed by four months of study (February to May) at an approved university in Russia.

    Students completing their preparatory studies at the University of Alberta will be considered enrolled at the University of Alberta during their courses in Russia. Prospective applicants should consult an undergraduate Advisor in Slavic and East European Studies.

(6)

Spanish and Latin American Studies

    Students are expected to complete a minimum of *51. Required courses include:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

Either SPAN 211 and 212 and 300, or 306

c.

SPAN 320

d.

At least *9 in LA ST

e.

At least *12 in SPAN at the 400-level

f.

SPAN 495

    Study Abroad at the Universidad de Granada

    The Department provides an opportunity for students to spend one or two semesters at the Universidad de Granada in Spain. Students should consult the Granada Program Coordinator regarding transfer credits.

(7)

Ukrainian

    The fourth year of programs requires an original Honors thesis on a topic related to senior course material; the thesis will be written under the supervision of an Advisor chosen by the Department in consultation with the student and may be done in conjunction with coursework.

    Honors in Ukrainian requires a minimum of *60 at the junior and senior levels in the major as described below. An approved minor must also be completed and requires a minimum of *24 of which at least *12 must be at the senior level with at least *6 at the 300- or 400-level. The program must include the following:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

UKR 111 and 112

c.

UKR 211 and 212

d.

UKR 303 and 304, or UKR 300

e.

UKR 495

f.

Students specializing in Ukrainian Culture, Language and Literature should take a minimum of *9 selected from UKR 400, 403, 404, 405, 406 or 407; a minimum of *18 selected from UKR 415, 469, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, SLAV 467, 468, or 469; a minimum of *3 selected from UKR 410, 411, SLAV 401; a minimum of *3 selected from HIST 316, 317, MLCS 311 or 312; a minimum of *3 selected from UKR 422, 423, 424, 425, 426 or 427, MLCS 205, 300, 301, 302, 371, 400, 471, 472, or 473.

g.

Students specializing in Ukrainian Folklore should take MLCS 205, UKR 324 and 325; a minimum of *3 selected from UKR 400, 403, 404, 405 ,406, 407, 410 or 411; a minimum of *3 selected from SLAV 401, C LIT 343, UKR 415, 469, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475; and a minimum of *18 selected from UKR 327, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, or INT D 439.

h.

Students wishing to combine Ukrainian Folklore with Ukrainian Culture, Language and Literature into one specialization should consult the Honors Advisor.

Notes

(1)

Students whose proficiency allows them to begin studying Ukrainian above the 100- or 200- level may add senior-level language courses (including UKR 403, 404, 405, 406) to satisfy the requirements for *60 in the major.

(2)

Students interested in the concepts of linguistics are encouraged to take LING 101. Students interested in literary theory are encouraged to take C LIT 344, 345, 346.

(3)

See §43.3(5) for regulations regarding cross-listed courses.

44.20.2 Combined Honors

    The common requirements in a Combined Honors program are the same as for other Honors programs [refer to §43.6(5)].

Promotion and Graduation Requirements

    In a combined Honors program, students must meet the promotion and graduation standards of each discipline.

(1)

French

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program in French and another discipline. The minimum requirements for French are

a.

MLCS 210

b.

FREN 297 and 298

c.

FREN 254, 301, 310, 371, 372

d.

*6 selected from FREN 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316

e.

*9 from 400-level FREN courses

f.

FREN 495

(2)

German

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program in German and another discipline. At least (*9 must be selected from 400-level GERM courses).

    Required courses are:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

GERM 303, 304, 340, 342, 343

c.

one of 306, 316 or 317

d.

GERM 495 or INT D 520

    The Department encourages students to consult the Undergraduate Honors Advisor.

    Refer to Notes under §44.20.1(2).

(3)

Italian Studies

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program in Italian Studies and another discipline. Minimum requirements for Italian Studies are

a.

MLCS 210

b.

ITAL 205, 211, 212, 300, 333, 340, 363, 375, 425

c.

*6 selected from ITAL 415, 419, 420

d.

ITAL 495

(4)

Russian

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program for Russian and another discipline. Requirements for Russian:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

RUSS 111 and 112

c.

RUSS 211 and 212

d.

RUSS 303 and 304

e.

RUSS 325 and 326

f.

RUSS 495, Honors thesis is normally required. However, this may be replaced by *3 at the senior level if the student will be completing an Honors essay in another discipline; or, with special permission, a Combined Honors Essay, INT D 520, may also be permitted in lieu of RUSS 495 [see §43.6(7)]. Consult the Honors Advisor for further details.

g.

A further *6 selected from any other 400-level Russian courses.

    See also §44.20.1(5) University of Alberta Russian Studies Program.

(5)

Scandinavian

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program in Scandinavian and another discipline. For the Scandinavian component, the required courses are the same as for the major in Scandinavian [see §44.20.3(6)]. Note: Completion of an Honors Essay is not normally required in these programs.

(6)

Spanish

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program in Spanish and another discipline. *36 are required, including:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

Either SPAN 211 and 212 and 300, or 306

c.

SPAN 320

d.

At least *9 in SPAN at the 400-level

e.

SPAN 495

    Note: *3 in LA ST may be taken.

(7)

Ukrainian

    Students may pursue a Combined Honors program in Ukrainian and another discipline. Requirements in Ukrainian

a.

MLCS 210

b.

UKR 111 and 112

c.

UKR 211 and 212

d.

UKR 303 and 304, or 300

e.

UKR 495, Honors thesis is normally required. However, this may be replaced by *3 at the senior level if the student will be completing an Honors Essay in another discipline or, with special permission, a Combined Honors Essay, INT D 520, may also be permitted in lieu of UKR 495 [see §43.6(7)]. Consult the Honors Advisor for further details.

f.

Students specializing in Ukrainian Culture, Language and Literature are required to take *6 selected from UKR 400, 403, 404, 405 or 406; and *9 selected from UKR 407, 410, 411, 415, 469, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475; SLAV 467, 468, 469.

g.

Students specializing in Ukrainian Folklore are required to take *3 selected from UKR 400, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 410, 411; and a further *12 selected from UKR 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427 or INT D 439.

Notes

(1)

Students whose proficiency allows them to begin studying Ukrainian above the 100- or 200-level may add senior-level language courses (including UKR 403, 404, 405, 406) to satisfy the requirements for *60 in the major subject.

(2)

Students interested in the concepts of linguistics are encouraged to take LING 101. Students interested in literary theory are encouraged to take C LIT 344, 345, 346.

44.20.3 Major Requirements

    See §43.3.

(1)

French

    A major in French requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level. Courses selected must include

a.

MLCS 210

b.

FREN 297 and 298

c.

FREN 310

d.

*12 selected from FREN 254 and 300-level FREN courses

e.

*9 selected from 400-level FREN courses

    Courses in French (FREN) offered by the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies or Français (FRANC) offered by Faculté Saint-Jean may be applied to a major in French.

(2)

German

    A major in German requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level, of which at least *12 must be at the 400-level.

    Required courses are:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

GERM 303, 304, 340, 342, 343

c.

one of 306, 316 or 317

    The Department encourages students to consult the Undergraduate Academic Advisor for German Studies.

    Refer to Notes under §44.20.1(2).

(3)

Italian Studies

    A major in Italian Studies requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level, including at least *6 at the 400-level. At least *12 must be taught in Italian. Required courses include

a.

MLCS 210

b.

ITAL 205, 211, 212, 300

c.

*12 selected from ITAL courses at the 300-level, excluding ITAL 300

d.

*9 selected from ITAL 415, 419, 420, 425

(4)

Latin American Studies

    A major in Latin American Studies requires a minimum of *36 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level in LA ST or cross-listed Latin American Studies courses and must include at least *9 at the 400-level. Required courses include

a.

MLCS 210

b.

LA ST 205, 210

c.

*9 in additional senior-level LA ST courses

d.

*6 selected from SPAN above 212; PORT 211, 212

e.

*12 at the senior level in either LA ST or cross-listed Latin American Studies courses

Notes

(1)

A major in Latin American Studies may be combined with a minor in Spanish .

(2)

See §43.3(5) for regulations concerning cross-listed courses.

(3)

Cross-listed courses from Faculties other than the Faculty of Arts used towards the requirement for a major or minor in Latin American Studies will be considered Arts courses. In all other instances, these courses will be considered non-Arts or non-Science options [see §§43.2(2)b. and 43.3(8).

(4)

Variable Content/Selected Topics Courses: Courses with variable content may, on approval of the Spanish & Latin American Studies Advisor, be used for credit when they have appropriate subject matter. Please consult the Spanish & Latin American Studies Advisor and/or the LA ST Course Guide for a current list of approved courses and further details.

(5)

Russian

    A major in Russian requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level, including at least *12 at the 400-level or higher. The following are required:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

RUSS 111 and 112

c.

RUSS 211 and 212

d.

RUSS 303 and 304, or RUSS 300

e.

RUSS 325, 326

f.

For additional courses in the major, students should select a minimum of *12 from RUSS 333, 403, 404, 422, 427, 428, 443, 461, 483; SLAV 467, 468, 469; MLCS 311, 312.

Notes

(1)

Students whose proficiency allows them to begin studying Russian above the 100- or 200-level may add senior-level language courses to satisfy the requirement for *33 senior in the major subject.

(2)

Students interested in the concepts of linguistics are encouraged to take LING 101. Students interested in literary theory are encouraged to take C LIT 344, 345, 346.

(6)

Scandinavian

    A major in Scandinavian requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level and must include *6 at the 400-level.

    Required courses are DANSK 211 and 212, MLCS 210, or NORW 211 and 212, or SWED 211 and 212 (or equivalent), plus any combination of senior-level courses in Scandinavian (SCAND) and Danish (DANSK), Norwegian (NORW) or Swedish (SWED), which will meet the Faculty minimum.

Notes

(1)

Students may take only one of DANSK, NORW or SWED at the 100-level, and likewise at the 200-level.

(2)

DANSK 212, NORW 212 or SWED 212 are the prerequisites for all 400-level Scandinavian courses.

(3)

SCAND 410 is required for all students with a major subject of concentration in Scandinavian and is strongly recommended as prerequisite or corequisite for all students in senior Scandinavian literature courses at the 400-level.

(4)

Students fluent in one of the Scandinavian languages should consult the Department. In courses where the readings are in the original Scandinavian languages, essays and examinations may generally be written in a Scandinavian language or English, with no reward or penalty to the student for choosing one language over the other. However, those majoring in Scandinavian in the BA programs must write at least one essay in a Scandinavian language in each course.

(5)

Pursuant to an agreement between the two universities, students majoring in Scandinavian languages and literatures at the University of Alberta may take certain courses in Icelandic language, literature, and culture at the University of Manitoba which are creditable toward their degree. Subject to Faculty regulations, students can therefore study up to three Scandinavian languages and their literature and culture in a BA (Scandinavian).

    Students must meet all pertinent Faculty regulations at their home university and the host institution. They should therefore seek early Departmental and Faculty permission when considering participation in the program. A list of courses approved for transfer of credit is available from the Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies and the Faculty. Students should be aware that, while the cooperating departments will make every effort to offer all courses as proposed for a given academic year, they reserve the right of cancellation at any time up to the start of classes, should unforeseen circumstances occur.

(7)

Spanish

    A major in Spanish requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level. Required courses include:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

Either SPAN 211 and 212 and 300, or 306

c.

SPAN 320

d.

At least *9 in SPAN at the 400-level

    Note: *3 in LA ST may be taken.

(8)

Ukrainian

    A major in Ukrainian requires a minimum of *33 to a maximum of *48 at the senior level, including at least *12 at the 400-level or higher. The following are required:

a.

MLCS 210

b.

UKR 111, 112

c.

UKR 211, 212

d.

Students specializing in Ukrainian Culture, Language and Literature should take UKR 300 or 303 and 304; a minimum of *9 selected from UKR 400, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 410 or 411; and a minimum of *9 selected from UKR 415, 469, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, SLAV 467, 468 or 469.

e.

Students specializing in Ukrainian Folklore should take UKR 300 or 303; 324 and 325; and a minimum of *15 selected from MLCS 205, UKR 327, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, or INT D 439.

f.

Students wishing to combine Ukrainian Folklore with Ukrainian Culture, Language and Literature into one specialization should consult the Departmental Advisor.

Notes

(1)

Students whose proficiency allows them to begin studying Ukrainian above the 100- or 200-level may add senior-level language courses (including UKR 403, 404, 405, 406) to satisfy the requirements for the major.

(2)

Students interested in the concepts of linguistics are encouraged to take LING 101. Students interested in literary theory are encouraged to take C LIT 344, 345, 346.

(9)

Combined Languages Majors

    See §43.3(7) for regulations applicable to combined language majors.

44.20.4 Minor Requirements

    See §43.3(4).

(1)

Central/East European Studies

    A minor in Central/East European Studies requires a minimum *18 to a maximum of *42 as specified below, including at least *6 at the 400-level. Required courses include:

a.

*6 in one language at the 200-level or above, selected from Hungarian, Polish, Russian or Ukrainian

b.

*6 selected from HIST 312, 316, 317, 318, 319, 322; MLCS 311, 312; POL S 370

c.

*6 selected from HIST 415, 416, 419; SLAV 467, 468, 469, 499

Notes

(1)

For additional courses, students should select from MLCS 471, POL S 486, SLAV 401,499, UKR 410, or from 400-level courses in Polish or Russian or Ukrainian literature, as well as from 400-level History and Slavic courses listed in (c), above.

(2)

Students already majoring in Polish, Russian or Ukrainian must satisfy requirement (a) by studying a second Slavic language.

(3)

Students are advised to consult with the Undergraduate Advisors for Polish, Russian or Ukrainian in MLCS before embarking on a Minor in CEES.

(2)

French

    A minor in French requires a minimum of *15 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level including FREN 310 and at least *6 at the 400-level.

(3)

German

    A minor in German requires a minimum of *12 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level in German.

    Required courses are:

a.

GERM 342, 343

b.

GERM 340 or 353

c.

one of 306, 316 or 317

    The Department encourages students to consult the Undergraduate Academic Advisor for German Studies.

    Refer to Notes in §44.20.1(2).

(4)

Italian Studies

    A minor in Italian Studies requires a minimum of *18 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level, including at least *6 at the 400-level. Required courses are ITAL 205, 211, 212.

(5)

Latin American Studies

    A minor in Latin American Studies requires a minimum of *18 to a maximum of *42 in LA ST or cross-listed Latin American Studies courses at the senior level. Required courses include

a.

LA ST 205, 210

b.

*12 in additional senior-level LA ST or cross-listed LA ST courses, which must include *3 in LA ST at the 300-level or above and at least an additional *3 in LA ST courses at the 400-level.

Notes

(1)

A minor in Latin American Studies may not be combined with a major in Spanish.

(2)

See §43.3(5) for regulations concerning cross-listed courses.

(3)

Variable Content/Selected Topics Courses: Courses with variable content may, on approval of the Department Advisor may be used for credit when they have appropriate subject matter. Please consult the Spanish & Latin American Studies Advisor and/or the LA ST Course Guide for a current list of approved courses and further details.

(6)

Polish

    A minor in Polish requires a minimum of *12 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level, including at least *6 at the 400-level. In addition to POLSH options, students may select from SLAV 467 and 469.

(7)

Russian

    A minor in Russian requires a minimum of *12 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level, including at least *6 at the 400-level.

(8)

Scandinavian

    The Department requires DANSK 211 and 212 or NORW 211 and 212 or SWED 211 and 212 (or equivalent) plus *6 at the 300- or 400-level.

    Also see §43.3(4).

(9)

Spanish

    A minor in Spanish requires a minimum of *15 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level, including *3 at the 400-level.

(10)

Ukrainian

    A minor in Ukrainian Culture, Language and Literature emphasizes language proficiency in the cultural context, and requires a minimum of *15 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level. Required courses include *3 selected from UKR 400, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 410, 411; and *3 selected from UKR 415, 469, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, SLAV 467, 468, 469.

    Students beginning their minor at the 300 level of language proficiency or higher may satisfy their minimum requirements by selecting additional courses from those listed.

    A minor in Ukrainian Folklore requires a minimum of *12 to a maximum of *42 at the senior level. Required courses are UKR 324 and 325; *6 selected from UKR 327, 422, 423, 424 425, 426, 427, INT D 439.

44.20.5 MLCS Certificate in Translation Studies

    Students in the Faculties of Arts and Science may pursue this certificate in translation while fulfilling existing requirements for majors and minors in French, German, Spanish or Ukrainian by taking designated courses for a minimum of *27. While the certificate does not prepare students to be full-fledged translators upon graduation, it provides them with the necessary focus to pursue further training in the profession. Furthermore, since the certificate puts the emphasis on cultural literacy, students who complete its requirements will have honed their skills in their area of specialization and will be ready to embark on many types of careers requiring cultural expertise, (for example the foreign service, foreign trade, business abroad, tourism).

(1)

French: Required courses

a.

MLCS 300, 400

b.

FREN 254, 354, 454

c.

*6 in FREN at the 300-level in addition to FREN 354

d.

*6 in FREN at the 400-level in addition to FREN 454

(2)

German: Required courses

a.

MLCS 300, 400

b.

GERM 342, 443, 444

c.

*6 in GERM at the 300-level numbered above 304

d.

*6 in GERM at the 400-level in addition to the *6 listed in b.

    The Department encourages students to consult the Undergraduate Academic Advisor for German Studies.

    Refer to Notes under §44.20.1(2).

(3)

Spanish: Required courses

a.

MLCS 300, 400

b.

SPAN 405, 406, 407

c.

*6 in SPAN at the 300-level

d.

*6 in SPAN at the 400-level in addition to those listed in b.

(4)

Ukrainian: Required courses

a.

MLCS 300, 400

b.

UKR 407, 411, 413

c.

*6 in UKR at the 300-level, selected from language or literature courses taught in Ukrainian

d.

*6 in UKR at the 400-level, in addition to those listed in b, selected from language or literature courses taught in Ukrainian

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