Graduate ProgramsMinors
Graduate Programs & Degrees
Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures
Applied Linguistics Graduate Minor
Applied Linguistics is offered as a minor for students who may find that either second
language acquisition studies or second language instruction studies (or a combination)
a useful complement to their major area of work. A doctoral minor consists of 18 hours
of applied linguistics (LING) courses offered through the Department of Classical
and Modern Languages and Literatures, as approved by the Program Director of Applied
Linguistics. A minor at the master’s level consists of 6 hours of applied linguistics
courses, as approved by the Program Director of Applied Linguistics.
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Portuguese Graduate Minor
The minor in Portuguese is designed to offer both linguistic and cultural knowledge
through comparative analysis of the cultures and literatures of Portuguese-speaking
regions.
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Mathematics and Statistics
Applied Mathematics Graduate Minor
The minor in Applied Mathematics is an option available to all graduate students who
are enrolled in a master’s or doctoral level program in STEM disciplines, including,
but not limited to, science and engineering. The main goal is to familiarize the student
with contemporary fields of applied mathematics, such as applied algebra and analysis,
control theory, machine learning, scientific computing, statistical analysis, data
science, and related areas.
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Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work
Sociology Graduate Minor
The graduate minor in Sociology is designed for students to learn more about the practice,
theory, content, and methods of Sociology. Students may take six credits through any
two distinct, non-repeatable courses at the 5000-level that have a SOC prefix.
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College of Arts & Sciences
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