浪漫语言文学硕士

现代语言与古典学系提供的学位课程可培养德语文学硕士，浪漫语言文学硕士和浪漫语言哲学博士。所有三个学位课程都包含多种选择。一般信息在此目录的“学位要求”部分中。现代语言与古典学系的使命是为学生提供21世纪全球社会所必需的语言能力和跨文化能力。该系旨在向学生灌输关于其他文化及其本国的见识和批判性观点。该系致力于通过最好的设施和技术提供培训，并依靠具有国际经验和专业知识的教师和学者团队。
The Romance Languages MA degree program is open to native and non-native speakers alike. The program promotes the development of cutting-edge pedagogical practices, all aim at optimal preparation for success in attaining academic and professional goals. The department is committed to providing this training by means of the best facilities and technology available, and by relying on a staff of teachers and scholars with commensurate international experience and expertise. The Romance Languages MA degree program incorporates two concentrations: French and Spanish, and the Romance Languages MA, without a concentration and combining two Romance languages.<br>The French Concentration of the Romance Languages MA is designed to provide students with enhanced proficiency in French (for non-native speakers) and intercultural competence relevant to France and other Francophone nations, regions and minorities in an interconnected global context, and to foster the development. The development of analytical skills in relation to French and Francophone literature, culture, and linguistics. The French Concentration has two focused areas of study: literature and culture, and linguistics, each with or without a thesis. Both focused areas of study are open to qualifying Accelerated Master's Program students who complete their BA while commencing the MA.<br>The Spanish Concentration of the Romance Languages MA is designed to provide students with enhanced proficiency in Spanish (for non-native speakers) and intercultural competence relevant to Spain and other Hispanophone nations, regions and minorities in an interconnected global context, and to foster the development. The development of analytical skills in relation to Spanish and Latin American (as well as Latinx) language, culture, and linguistics. The Spanish Concentration has two focused areas of study: literature and culture, and linguistics, each with or without a thesis. Both focused areas of study are open to qualifying Accelerated Master's Program students who complete their BA while commencing the MA.