For complete program details students should contact the department's MAT Graduate Advisor or the School of Education. Typically, candidates who select French, German or Spanish as one of their primary areas complete graduate course work in language, linguistics, literature and culture studies. To be admitted to a foreign language component of the M.A.I.S. students must meet the Graduate School's general entrance requirements and obtain the consent of a graduate faculty of the Foreign Language Department who agrees to serve as the field adviser. A maximum of 6 graduate credits completed at an overseas study center may be used to satisfy requirements for any one of three fields of the MAIS degree. The minimum upper-division course requirements in each major are as follows.
Additional requirements are available from departmental advisers and the departmental office.
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