University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 13 courses 19-21 total credits
The minor in Hindi Studies is designed for students interested in receiving training in processing and using Hindi in a wide variety of authentic (from informal to institutional) contexts. Students will be encouraged to read authentic Hindi material from different genres and registers (including Hindi print media). Completion of the minor requires at least 19 hours in applicable courses.
| Total Hours | 19-21 credits |
Required Courses
Hindi language requirement (10 hours) Two courses in Indian Linguistics/sociolinguistics (to be chosen from the following list in consultation with advisor) (6 hours) One historically significant language course related to Modern Hindi or a course on Indian/South Asian Literature (3-5 hours) Students with prior knowledge of any of the languages mentioned above can also meet the 3-5 credit requirement by taking upper level courses of the languages.
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