Chinese Studies (B.A.) with K-12 Teaching Certification

Program Overview

The Chinese Studies major offers a variety of courses in the study of Chinese language and culture. Introductory and intermediate level courses focus on grammar, conversation, reading, writing and culture. Advanced level courses include continued acquisition of Chinese language skills and extensive cultural content.

Major Requirements

Complete the following for your major:

CHIN 101Fundamentals of Chinese I

3

CHIN 102Fundamentals of Chinese II

3

CHIN 201Intermediate Chinese

3

CHIN 202Intermediate Chinese II

3

CHIN 301Advanced Chinese

3

CHIN 302Advanced Chinese II

3

CHIN 320Special Topics in Chinese

3

LANG 493Modern Languages Seminar

3

CIS/MATH/STAT
meeting Quest mathematical science

6

EDSP 207Introduction to Special Education

3

EDSP 307Inclusion Practices

3

EDUC 201Education and American Society

3

EDUC 203/PSYC 203Educational Psychology

3

EDUC 208Teaching English Language Learners in K-12 Schools

3

EDUC 331Instructional Design and Assessment for Middle and Secondary Grades

3

EDUC 420Professional Issues in Education

2

ENGL 1xx
(ENGL 122-ENGL 176, meeting QuEST literature)

3

LANG 320Foreign Language Teaching Methods

3

TEP 407Student Teaching Seminar

1

HDFS 311Adolescent Development

3

TEP 210Sophomore Field Experience

0

TEP 310Junior Field Experience

0

TEP 410Secondary Pre-Student Teaching Experience

0

TEP 435Student Teaching:Secondary

9

LANG 493, EDUC 420, HDFS 311, TEP 435: The writing requirement for this major is distributed among courses within the major.

Six credits from the following:

CHIN 260Cross-Cultural: China

3

CHIN 391Independent Study

1-3

HIST 371Premodern Civilizations of Asia

3

HIST 372Modern Civilizations of Asia

3

PHIL 318Asian Philosophy

3

POLI 370Topics in International Relations

3

RELI 334Religions of China and Japan

3

Twelve to fifteen (12-15) credits of Chinese language, and zero to three (0-3) credits of Chinese culture during the semester abroad in China.

Students should confirm with the Department of Modern Languages that the courses that they select are approved for the Chinese Studies Major.

QuEST Requirements

Experiential Learning requirement 0
QuEST requirements Credits
First Year Seminar3
Oral Communication3
Created and Called for Community (W)3
Mathematical Sciences (varies)met/major
Laboratory Science3 or 4
Science, Technology & the World3
Social Science (EDUC 203)met/major
European History or United States History3
Literature (ENGL 122-176)met/major
Philosophy and Religion 3
Arts3
First Semester of Language (CHIN 101)met/major
Second Semester of Language (CHIN 102)met/major
Third Semester of Language (CHIN 201)met/major
Non-Western Studies waived
Bible3
Christian Beliefs3
Wellness course1
Ethics, World Views or Pluralism3
QuEST requirements34-35
Major requirements (inclusive of concentration)90
Free electives0
Total credits 124-125