Japanese, Minor in

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Administered by the Department of Comparative Literature, Languages, and Linguistics .

Minors in the languages of the CLLL department (Arabic, Chinese, Classics [Ancient Greek and Latin], German, Hebrew, Japanese, Russian, and Post-Soviet Studies) allow students to understand language in general and the chosen language in particular, including its culture and history. Students in a language minor will develop analytical skills that can reinforce any major. A language minor enhances prospects for work or research in other disciplines and might also satisfy graduate school requirements for a second language. It is a valuable feature on an employment resume.

Minor in Japanese (18 s.h., at least 6 of which must be taken in residence)

1) 9 s.h. in Japanese language. Students may begin at level 001

2) 9 s.h. chosen as follows:

additional courses in Japanese language or CLL or LIT courses related to Japanese language

6 s.h. of additional courses in Japanese language or CLL or LIT courses related to Japanese language, and 3 s.h. in a related discipline outside CLLL on the approval of the director of the minor

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Japanese, Minor in

Minor in Japanese (18 s.h., at least 6 of which must be taken in residence)