Introduction to Translation and Interpretation B00084FC
This semester elective is designed in partnership with the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) Translation Center and provides an introduction to translation, interpretation, and language access. Students will learn about the foundational principles of the field, as well as career options across industries. The course features regular guest speakers in areas such as, community interpreting, healthcare, education, museums and leisure spaces, media and entertainment. Note: This course provides elective credit and does not satisfy World Language graduation requirement.
Arabic Language and Culture B00041FC
In this elective course, students will learn more about the rich, diverse cultures of the Arabic-speaking world. Students will study a range of topics including, art and music, history and geography, literature and poetry, and current events. While the course will teach about some features of the Arabic language, it is not a language course and will not fulfil the World Language graduation requirement.Â