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Minor in Language and Global Studies
Put your language credits to work for you. The Minor in Language and Global Studies sends the message to future employers that you embrace today’s global culture.
Here is what you will need:
- 12 credits or equivalent of one additional language (other than English)
- 3 credits in ANTH 1210 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- A minimum of 12 credits from a pre-established list of upper-level electives in Social Sciences, Humanities, Fine Arts, of which 3 credits must be in cultural theory
- A TRU approved study abroad experience in the target language (eg. Field School, Exchange semester(s), Co-op work term, etc.). Credits for this study abroad experience will be counted towards the 27 credits listed above as appropriate.
