Modern Languages: Chinese for Global Professionals (B.A.)

Core Curriculum Requirements - 60 hours

Refer to Semester Core Curriculum Areas A-E 

Area A1: No exceptions

Area A2: No exceptions

Area B: No exceptions

Area C: No exceptions (World Literature recommended)

Area D: No exceptions

Area E: No exceptions

Area F: Courses Appropriate to Major - 18 hours

• CHIN 2001 - Intermediate Chinese I
• CHIN 2002 - Intermediate Chinese II
• CHIN 2003 - Intermediate Chinese III
• CHIN 2004 - Intermediate Chinese IV
• ENGL 2050 - Standard English Grammar
• MLAN 2010 - Introduction to Linguistics

Major Course Requirements - 39 hours

• CHIN 3001 - Intermediate-Advanced Chinese I
• CHIN 3002 - Intermediate-Advanced Chinese II
• CHIN 3310 - Chinese Conversation
• CHIN 3640 - Chinese in the Workplace I
• CHIN 3660 - Chinese in the Workplace II
• CHIN 4010 - Media Chinese
• CHIN 4110 - Literary Chinese & Pre-Modern Literature
• CHIN 4310 - Advanced Chinese Conversation
• CHIN 4510 - Advanced Chinese Language I
• CHIN 4520 - Advanced Chinese Language II
• CHIN 4530 - Advanced Chinese III

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  Choose two of the following:

• CHIN 3010 - Exploring China Through Film
• CHIN 3020 - Chinese Language, Culture, & Society
• CHIN 3130 - Topics in Eastern and Western Literature
• CHIN 3990 - Special Topics
• CHIN 4120 - Readings in Twentieth-Century Chinese Literature
• CHIN 4130 - Chinese Fiction

Other Requirements - 11 hours

• Second Language 1001
• Second Language 1002

Choose one:

• HIST 3629 - History of Early China
• HIST 3630 - History of Modern China
• HIST 4200 - Studies in World History
• HIST 4631 - Expansionism and Imperialism in East Asia
• POLS 3203 - East Asian Political Systems

Open Electives - 10 hours

• Restricted Elective: Study Abroad or Internship (3-6 hours)
• Open Elective (4-7 hours)

Other Requirements

• US and Georgia History Requirements  
• US and Georgia Constitution Requirements  
• Regents’ Reading and Writing Requirements