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University of Hawaii
Languages Linguitics
and Literature
Languages and Literature
of Europe and the Americas
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Undergraduate
studies
The Academic
Program
The Department of Languages and Literatures of Europe and the Americas
(LLEA) is divided into five language divisions: Classics, French, German,
Russian, and Spanish. The Spanish division offers language instruction
at the beginning and intermediate levels. Advanced courses in composition,
conversation and linguistics arealso offered. Courses in the literatures
of Latin America, Spain and US latino are offered regularly in the original
language. Cultural studies courses designed to acquaint students from
other fields with the traditions and cultures of Europe and the Americas
are also available, both in English and in the target language, and
advanced courses in specialized topics have been designed for students
at the graduate level. Such courses include Hispanic cultural studies;
U.S. Latino literature and culture; film; Spanish and Latin American
civilization; Europeans in the Pacific; literary theory; opera; exile
literature; and courses on specific authors and literary movements.
BA in
Classics
24 credit hours of Greek and/or Latin courses numbered 300 and above
GRK 101 and 102 and LATN 101 and 102
Emphasis may be on Greek or Latin or a combination approved by the major
adviser
Certificate
Upon recommendation of the appropriate division chair of the Department
of Languages and Literatures of Europe and the Americas, the University
confers certification of achievement in Classics, French, German, Russian,
or Spanish. Students must complete 15 credit hours beyond the intermediate
year in the language of choice. A minimum GPA of 3.0 must be achieved.
(For German certificate, GER 203 counts.)
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