The Bachelor of Arts with a major in IEML is offered through the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in collaboration with the Department of Modern & Classical Languages.
Requirements:
Areas A - E (42)
• Area A: Essential Skills (9)
• Area B: Institutional Options (4)
• Area C: Humanities And Fine Arts (6)
• Area D: Math, Technology And Science (11)
• Area E: Social Science (12)
Area F: Courses Appropriate To The Major (18)
• Econ 2105 Principles of Macroeconomics
• Econ 2106 Principles of Microeconomics
• Math 1070 Elementary Statistics - If taken in Area D, a 1000/2000 level elective from Areas A-E may be substituted.
• Foreign language requirement: (6) Levels 2001 and 2002
• Elective: one 1000/2000 level course chosen from Areas A-E
Area G: Major Common Core Curriculum (24)
A minimum grade of C is required for all courses in this area.
• Econ 3900 Macroeconomics
• Econ 3910 Microeconomics
• Econ 4600 Economic Development
• Econ 4800 International Trade
• Econ 4810 International Finance
• Econ 4999 Senior Capstone Course
• 2 elective 4000-level Econ courses
Area H: Modern Languages Common Core Curriculum by Language (24)
FRENCH: Required Courses
• FREN 3013 Intensive Grammar Review
• FREN 3023 Adv. Conversation & Composition
• FREN 3033 Intro to Analysis of Literary Texts
• FREN 4033 French for Int. Business I
• FREN 4043 French for Int. Business II
• FREN 4053 Adv. Grammar and Translation
• FREN 4123 Contemporary France
• One elective FR 3000/4000 course
GERMAN: Required Courses
• GRMN 3301 Adv. German I
• GRMN 3302 Adv. German II
• GRMN 3311 Intro to Reading German Lit.
• GRMN 3312 Intro to Reading German Lit.
• Choose 4 of following 5 courses from the German Language & Int. Business concentration:
- GRMN 4402 Adv. Grammar
- GRMN 4422 Contemporary German
- GRMN 4431 German for Int. Business I
- GRMN 4432 German for Int. Business II
- GRMN 4435 Techniques of Translation
SPANISH: Required Courses
• SPAN 3303 Adv. Grammar or SP 3501 Adv. Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• SPAN 3307 Intro to Study of Literary Texts
• SPAN 3310 Hispanic Culture and Civilization
• SPAN 4405 Spanish for Int. Business I
• SPAN 4407 Spanish for Int. Business II
• SPAN 4409 Techniques for Translation
• Two other SPAN 3000/4000 courses
Area I: Electives (12)
Twelve semester hours must be at the 3000/4000 level.
Elective courses to complement the major are selected in consultation with the faculty adviser.