International Minor in French (21 cr)
Students who want to earn an International Minor in French must complete two years of French (12 credits) and three courses (9 credits) chosen from 3000- or 4000-level courses listed below which can be taken either at Michigan Tech or completed through study abroad.

In addition, students must spend at least 6 weeks for work or study in France or other French-speaking countries. The three elective credits in category b) may be earned through participation in an approved internship abroad.

Required Courses - 12 cr	NOTE: 6 credits must be from 3000-level

HU2271	Level I-A French Language and Culture (I)*

HU2272	Level I-B French Language and Culture (I)

HU2273	Transitional Level I French Language and Culture (I)

HU3271	Level II-A French Language and Culture (I)

HU3272	Level II-B French Language and Culture (I)

HU3273	Level II French Composition and Conversation (I)

a) Elective Courses - 6 cr

HU3274	French Literature and Culture (III)

HU3275	French for Special Purposes (I)

HU3262	Topics in Francophone Cultures (III)

HU4271	Modern Language Seminar I-French: Language and Power (IV)

HU4272	Modern Language Seminar II-French: Individual and Society (III)

HU4273	Modern Language Seminar III-French: Technology in Literature and Film (III)

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b) Elective Courses - 3 cr

BA4480	Global Finance

BA4680	International Technology Management

BA4710	International Management

EC3100	International Economics (V)*

SS3300	Environmental Problems (IV)

SS3400	Contemporary Europe (III)

SS3410	World Resources & Development (IV)

SS3580	Technology & Western Civilization (IV)

SS3610	International Law (V)

SS3620	International Technology Policy (V)

SS3810	Culture, Science & Technology (IV)

SS3890	Industry & the World Economy (V)

SS3940	World Affairs (V)

UN3002	Cooperative Laboratory (2 credits) coupled with

HU4060	Humanities Workshop (1 credit)

other approved courses taken abroad

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International Minor in German (21 cr)
Students who want to earn an International Minor in German must complete two years of German (12 credits) and three courses (9 credits) chosen from 3000- or 4000-level courses listed below which can be taken either at Michigan Tech or completed through study abroad.

In addition, students must spend at least 6 weeks for work or study in Germany or other German-speaking countries. The three elective credits in category b) may be earned through participation in an approved internship abroad.

Required Courses - 12 cr

HU2281	Level I-A German Language and Culture (I)*

HU2282	Level I-B German Language and Culture (I)

HU3281 	Level II-A German Language and Culture (I)

HU3282	Level II-B German Language and Culture (I)

HU3283	Level II German Composition and Conversation (I)

a) Elective Courses - 6 cr

HU3284	German Literature and Culture (III)

HU3285	German for Special Purposes (I)

HU3263	Topics in German-Speaking Cultures (III)

HU4281	Modern Language Seminar I-German: Language and Power (IV)

HU4282	Modern Language Seminar II-German: Individual and Society (III)

HU4283	Modern Language Seminar III-German: Technology in Literature and Film (III)

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b) Elective Courses - 3 cr

BA4480	Global Finance

BA4680	International Technology Management

BA4710	International Management

EC3100	International Economics (V)*

SS3300	Environmental Problems (IV)

SS3400	Contemporary Europe (III)

SS3410	World Resources & Development (IV)

SS3580	Technology & Western Civilization (IV)

SS3610	International Law (V)

SS3620	International Technology Policy (V)

SS3810	Culture, Science & Technology (IV)

SS3890	Industry & the World Economy (V)

SS3940	World Affairs (V)

UN3002	Cooperative Laboratory (2 credits) coupled with

HU4060	Humanities Workshop (1 credit)

other approved courses taken abroad

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International Minor in Spanish (21 cr)
Students who want to earn an International Minor in Spanish must complete two years of Spanish (12 credits) and three courses (9 credits) chosen from 3000- or 4000-level courses listed below which can be taken either at Michigan Tech or completed through study abroad.

In addition, students must spend at least 6 weeks for work or study in a Spanish-speaking country. The three elective credits in category b) may be earned through participation in an approved internship abroad.

Required Courses - 12 cr	NOTE: 6 credits must be from 3000-level

HU2291	Level I-A Spanish Language and Culture (I)*

HU2292	Level I-B Spanish Language and Culture (I)

HU2293	Transitional Level I Spanish Language and Culture (I)

HU3291 	Level II-A Spanish Language and Culture (I)

HU3292	Level II-B Spanish Language and Culture (I)

HU3293	Level II Spanish for Special Purposes (I)

a) Elective Courses - 6 cr

HU3294	Spanish Literature and Culture (III)

HU3295	Advanced Spanish for Special Purposes (I)

HU3264	Topics in Spanish-Speaking Cultures (III)

HU4291	Modern Language Seminar I-Spanish: Language and Power (IV)

HU4292	Modern Language Seminar II-Spanish: Individual and Society (III)

HU4293	Modern Language Seminar III-Spanish: Technology in Literature and Film (III)

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b) Elective Courses - 3 cr

BA4480	Global Finance

BA4680	International Technology Management

BA4710	International Management

EC3100	International Economics (V)*

SS3300	Environmental Problems (IV)

SS3400	Contemporary Europe (III)

SS3410	World Resources & Development (IV)

SS3580	Technology & Western Civilization (IV)

SS3610	International Law (V)

SS3620	International Technology Policy (V)

SS3810	Culture, Science & Technology (IV)

SS3890	Industry & the World Economy (V)

SS3940	World Affairs (V)

UN3002	Cooperative Laboratory (2 credits) coupled with

HU4060	Humanities Workshop (1 credit)

other approved courses taken abroad

( )* distribution list

Draft of 27 November 2001