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| x remove Multilingualism Undergraduate Badge | |
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| Credits Required |
6-7
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| Format |
Face To Face
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| Location |
Learners will complete studies at the Grand Valley Allendale Campus. |
| Coursework |
Each learner pursuing the multilingualism badge must complete MLL 200 or MLL 300 and one world language course from one of the following options. Track A (six credits) is for those speaking languages taught in the MLL department who have been awarded the Michigan Seal of Biliteracy. Coursework:
Track B (six-seven credits) is for those speaking languages NOT taught in the MLL department who have been awarded the Michigan Seal of Biliteracy. Coursework:
Track C (six credits) is for those speaking languages taught in the MLL department but without the biliteracy seal. These students must provide documentation of intermediate high proficiency on a commercially produced comprehensive language exam. Coursework:
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| Career Options |
Multilingualism is a marketable skill and an advantage in any field. Examples include business, education, government, international relations, health professions, social work, criminal justice, engineering, management, nonprofit and public administration, communications, and legal studies. |
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| Skills Employers Want |
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