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Graduate Programs
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures (FLL)
offers the following graduate degrees:
• M.A. in Comparative Literatures and Cultural Studies
• M.A. in French
• M.A. in German Studies
• Ph.D. in French Studies
All graduate programs are administered by a Graduate
Committee composed of three members of the FLL graduate
faculty, the Director of Graduate Studies and the Chairperson
of FLL. Except for the internal regulations and requirements
outlined below, all degree programs are subject to the terms
of The University of New Mexico Catalog in effect at the time
a student is admitted into a specific program.
Graduate Advisors
Director of Graduate Studies: Walter Putnam
Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies: Pamela Cheek
German Studies: Susanne Baackmann
French and French Studies: Walter Putnam
Application and Admission
For information about admission to our graduate programs,
contact the Director of Graduate Studies or visit our website
http://www.unm.edu/~fll.
Application procedure for US citizens:
Applicants who are US citizens should go to the Office of
Graduate Studies website at http://www.unm.edu/~grad/
admissions/admissions.html to submit the Application for
Admission form, Residency form and application fee. Send
official transcripts to:
The Office of Graduate Studies
1 University of New Mexico
MSC 03 2180 Humanities 107
Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Tel (505) 277-2711
Fax (505) 277-7405
Send 3 letters of recommendation, a writing sample in the
language of study and a letter of intent (see http://www.
unm.edu/~grad/admissions/onlineapps.html or contact the
Director of Graduate Studies for information about these
documents) to:
The Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures
The University of New Mexico
1 University of New Mexico
MSC 03 2080 Ortega Hall 229
Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Tel (505) 277-4771
Fax (505) 277 3599
Application procedure for non-US citizens:
Applicants who are citizens of a country other than the U.S.
should visit the International Admissions web site at http://
www.unm.edu/preview/na_intlgrad.htm for information and
forms. Send Application form, TOEFL or IELTS results, certified
translated copies of official academic records, financial
guarantee and application fee to:
Office of International Admissions
MSC 06 3720
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
USA
Send 3 letters of recommendation, a writing sample in the
language of study and a letter of intent (see http://www.
unm.edu/~grad/admissions/onlineapps.html or contact the
Director of Graduate Studies for information about these
documents) to:
The Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures
The University of New Mexico
1 University of New Mexico
MSC 03 2080 Ortega Hall 229
Albuquerque NM 87131-0001
Tel (505) 277-4771
Fax (505) 277 3599
Deadline for Applications:
With
financial aid:
Without
financial aid:
For matriculation in the:
Fall semester February 1 June 15
Spring semester October 1 November 15
Summer session May 10 May 10
Applicants are normally expected to have an undergraduate
degree in the subject matter with a grade point average
of 3.2 or better; applicants not presenting these minimum
requirements may apply for acceptance with deficiencies as
determined by the Graduate Committee.
Assistantships
The Department awards a limited number of assistantships,
either as a Teaching Assistant or as a Graduate Assistant.
Contact the Director of Graduate Studies for more information.
Chinese (CHIN)
Jian Zhu, Advisor, Ortega Hall 327D, 277-5421
No major or minor study offered.
101. Elementary Chinese I. [Elementary Chinese.] (3)
102. Elementary Chinese II. [Elementary Chinese.] (3)
201. Intermediate Chinese I. [Intermediate Chinese.] (3)
202. Intermediate Chinese II. [Intermediate Chinese.] (3)
Prerequisite: 201 or equivalent.
297. Intermediate Chinese. (3)
For 4th semester students of Chinese and more advanced
students who want to continue their language skills in
Chinese.
301–302. Advanced Chinese I–Advanced Chinese II.
[Advanced Chinese.] (3,3)
Emphasizes reading and techniques of translating, especially
in modern Chinese writing.
Classical Studies
Monica Cyrino, Advisor, Ortega Hall 353A, 277-3644, pandora@unm.edu
Major Study Requirements
The student majoring in Classical Studies will choose one of
two concentrations, depending on the wish to take a broader
spectrum of courses relating to the ancient world (Civilization
Concentration) or concentrate in Greek and Latin (Language
Concentration). Those students wishing to pursue graduate
study in the Classics are advised to choose the Language
Concentration.
Civilization Concentration:
Requirements: 30 hours:
1. Six hours Latin or Greek above 200
2. Three hours Classics 204 or 205
3. Three hours Classics 333 or 334
UNM CATALOG 2006–2007 Symbols, page 611.