Modern Languages and Literatures
Lehigh University · PA · MODERNLANGUAGESANDLITERATURES
Modern Languages and Literatures is a degree at Lehigh University, PA. It covers areas like japanese language, japanese history, japanese, spanish, chinese language, mandarin. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Modern Languages and Literatures
Example subjects: Elementary Arabic I 4 Credits, Elementary Arabic II 4 Credits, Beginning Chinese Reading and Writing I 2 Credits, Beginning Spoken Chinese I 2 Credits, Intermediate Chinese Reading and Writing I 2 Credits, Intermediate Chinese Reading and Writing II 2 Credits, Intermediate Spoken Chinese I 2 Credits, Intermed Spoken Chinese II 2 Credits, Advanced Intermediate Chinese Skills I 4 Credits, Chinese Translation Workshop 4 Credits, Elementary French I 4 Credits, Elementary French II 4 Credits.
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What will I study in Modern Languages and Literatures?
Modern Languages and Literatures covers areas like japanese-language, japanese-history, japanese, creative-writing, chinese-language, translation-studies, french, french-language.
Who offers Modern Languages and Literatures?
Modern Languages and Literatures is offered by Lehigh University, PA.
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