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BA in Foreign Languages- Undergraduate Transfer Program - UTP - Pathway - Standard - 2 Semester, Claremont Graduate University

Claremont, California

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24 Months

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About this course

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This program in World Languages and Literatures is designed to go beyond just learning another language. It aims to deepen your understanding of culture, art, history, and philosophy, which are vital skills across multiple fields like journalism, medicine, tourism, government, and social work. The course offers traditional language, culture, civilization, linguistics, and literature classes, as well as courses such as Literature in Translation, Film and Cultural Studies, Foreign Media and Society, U.S. Latino Topics, Applied Linguistics, and Languages for the Professions. Students have opportunities for internships and studying abroad, helping them expand their worldview.

Why this course is highly recommended

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This course is highly recommended for students who want to gain language skills alongside a deep understanding of diverse cultures and histories. The inclusion of internships and study abroad options provides practical experience and global exposure, which are highly valuable in today’s interconnected world.

Specialisation

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The program offers minors in Chinese, German, or Japanese, along with additional courses in Arabic, Italian, and Portuguese. There are also specific concentrations like Applied Professional Spanish, French, Japanese, and Spanish.

Course fees

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1st year tuition fees

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Degree requirements

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The program grants a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree through the College of Arts & Sciences. Details about specific coursework or credit hours are not provided but are available through the curriculum and requirements section.
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English language test

IELTS

7

PTE

66

TOEFL

95

DUOLINGO

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Career prospects

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Graduates can pursue careers in journalism, medicine, tourism, government, social work, and related fields where effective communication in local, national, and global contexts is essential.

FAQs

What minors are available?

Minors are available in Chinese, German, or Japanese, with additional courses offered in Arabic, Italian, and Portuguese.

Are there internship opportunities?

Yes, students have opportunities for internships and studying abroad to expand their worldview.