American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor)
Cornell University · NY · ASL-DEAF-STUDIES-MINOR
American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor) is a Undergraduate degree at Cornell University, NY. It covers areas like linguistics, applied linguistics, language, arabic language, disability studies, computational linguistics. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Cornell University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor)
Example subjects: American Sign Language I, American Sign Language II, Intermediate American Sign Language I, Intermediate American Sign Language II, Modern Deaf Culture, ASL Literature, Deaf Art, Film and Theatre, American Sign Language Linguistics, Ethical Issues in Health and Medicine, Intersectional Disability Studies, International Human Rights Law and Advocacy, Disability Law.
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What will I study in American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor)?
American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor) covers areas like linguistics, language, applied-linguistics, arabic-language, disability-studies, computational-linguistics, asian-languages, technology-ethics.
Who offers American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor)?
American Sign Language (ASL)/Deaf Studies (Minor) is offered by Cornell University, NY.
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