Five upper division courses from a cross-disciplinary list, including the core course, UGIS 120 Introduction to Applied Language Studies. The following courses will count toward this minor, others might be added at a later date. They consist of upper division courses and graduate seminars that undergraduates may take with permission of the instructor.

Upper Division Courses

• UGIS 120 Introduction to Applied Language Studies
• Anthropology 166 Language, culture and society
• English 179 Literature and linguistics: the linguistics of the language arts
• French 138 French for teaching and related careers (taught in French)
• French 131A: Translation and debate (taught in French)
• French 146 Introduction to French Linguistics (taught in French)
• French 173 Linguistics and Literature (taught in French)
• German 109/L&S180T: Language and Power
• German 106/Educ145: Literacy through Literature
• German/Spanish 179: Issues in Bilingualism
• Japanese 161 Introduction to Japanese Linguistics: Usage
• Japanese 163 Translation: Theory and Practice
• Spanish 166 Language and Style
• Linguistics C105 The mind and language
• Linguistics 124 Discourse
• Linguistics 127 Crosscultural verbal art
• Linguistics 150 Sociolinguistics
• Psychology 124 Psycholinguistics
• Psychology 143: Language Acquisition

Graduate Courses (require instructor permission)

• Anthro 270B Fundamentals of language in context
• Educ 250C: Discourse Analysis
• Educ 250B: Second Language Acquisition
• Educ 250D: Language and Identity
• French 206: Special Topics in French Linguistics
• Psychology 290 Language throughout the Lifespan