Chemistry majors must satisfy the foreign language requirement by one of the methods described below, by the time they complete 90 semester units:
The College of Letters and Science and Haas School of Business have a language requirement to ensure that students obtain some knowledge of a language of another culture. Junior transfers must fulfill the requirement before admission. Students may satisfy the foreign language breadth requirement in any of the following ways:
Asian Studies
REQUIRED: One year (two semesters) of a language appropriate to the area of regional specialization.
Astrophysics
RECOMMENDED: Reading knowledge of at least one of the following languages: French, German or Russian.
Comparative Literature
REQUIRED: Prepared to begin upper division work in at least one foreign language when major is declared.
Development Studies
REQUIRED: Four semesters of a language other than English.
English
RECOMMENDED: Study of a foreign language.
Film
REQUIRED: Third college-level semester of one foreign language or second college-level semester of two foreign languages. All natural languages are acceptable. Only courses that include reading and composition as well as conversation may be used.
Integrative Biology
RECOMMENDED: Further study of a foreign language.
Latin American Studies
REQUIRED: Four semesters of Spanish or four semesters of Portuguese.
Linguistics
REQUIRED: Appropriate ancient and/or modern language as determined by consultation with adviser.
Middle Eastern Studies
REQUIRED: Two years of a Middle Eastern language appropriate to area of concentration.
Near Eastern Studies
REQUIRED: An elementary course in one of the following languages: Arabic, Persian, Hebrew or Turkish.
Peace and Conflict Studies
REQUIRED: Four semesters of a language other than English.
Political Economy of Industrial Societies
REQUIRED: Four semesters of a language other than English.
Religious Studies
REQUIRED: For an honors degree or for students planning graduate studies only, upper division coursework in a language pertinent to a religious tradition: for Christianity, Latin or Greek; for Judaism, Biblical Hebrew; for Hinduism, Sanskrit; for Buddhism, Tibetan, Chinese or Sanskrit.
South and Southeast Asian Studies
REQUIRED: Extensive training in the major language of the area studied.