FLE Master of Arts Degree Program
Required FLE Pedagogy Core (6 Hours)
- EDC 382S Teaching Foreign and Second Language I
- EDC 382S Teaching Foreign and Second Language II
FLE Pedagogy Electives (9 Hours)
Choose 3 of the following 7 courses:
- EDC 385G Evaluation of Language Education
- EDC 382S Materials Development in For/Sec Lang.
- EDC 385G Research and Writing Methods in Foreign Language
- EDC 385G Second Language Acquisition
- EDC 385G Second Language Learner
- EDC 385G Teaching Culture
- POSSIBLE NEW COURSE ON VOCABULARY ACQUISITION
Language of Specialization (9 Hours)
- Any upper division undergraduate course in language of specialization
- Any graduate level course in language of specialization
- ESL 390T English as a 2nd Language
Language of Specialization: ESL/EFL (9 Hours)
- EDC 390T Eng. as a 2nd Lang I: Oral
- ENG 3--- Upper division or graduate
- LING 391 Studies in English Grammar
Electives by Advisement (6 Hours)
You may include more FLE pedagogy courses here.
FLE 398R Report (3 Hours)
- FLE 398R
Total: 33 Hours
Additional Departmental Requirements
Evidence of teaching or internship. One year of full-time documented teaching or two semesters of TA or AI experience, or completion of FLE 397P. FLE 397P (3 hours) is offered on a CR/NC basis only and does not count toward the 33 hours required for the MA Program of Work. Students who need to complete the internship will need 36 hours to graduate.
One language elective and the 6 credits of electives may be upper division undergraduate courses (middle digit of course number from 2 to 7). Upper division undergraduate courses cannot be counted in a PhD program of work. Continuation in the PhD program is not automatic. Students must complete application and be accepted into the PhD program at the end of the MA program.
Two courses may be taken on a CR/NC basis.
Maximum of 9 hours of upper-division undergraduate courses in any M.A. Program of Work
Maximum of 6 hours of upper-division undergraduate courses in either education or field of specialization