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Undergraduate Studies Catalog 2019-2023 Section XIV Foreign
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The
University of Cambodia’s School of
Foreign Languages was recently approved by MoEYS, based on a Prakas issued
on 26 April, 2018; the transfer of English programs from the erstwhile College
of Arts, Humanities and Languages was approved by a Prakas dated 18 September 2018.
At
present, we offer undergraduate programs in Chinese, French, Japanese and
Korean with a special focus on the study of the language, literature and
culture.
Students
specializing have the chance to become fluent in their chosen language, whilst
also learning to appreciate cultural differences through the study and applied
research of language and literature. In addition to the above languages,
potential languages will be added accordingly to meet the market needs.
Note that, in contrast to degree offerings in
the Khmer and English-medium International tracks, the language component of
the General Education program comprising two English courses in the Foundation
Year does not apply. Two core courses related to the initial acquisition of the
foreign language in question are instead the primary components in the
student’s Foundation Year regarding the six credits for foreign language, as
well as being the equivalent language component of the General Education
requirements.
Ø
Depending
on their language background (see Section
V.3), students in this
School may study courses outside their major either through the medium of
English or Khmer.
To simplify presentation, the listing of
courses for various degree programs uses a derivative categorization here.
1.
The list of Major Courses is increased by two
to include the non-English component of the General Education requirement in
the Foundation Year.
2.
The list of General Education requirements is
correspondingly reduced to reflect this language-specific change.
At present, the School offers the following
undergraduate programs:
·
Chinese
Language (AA, BA)
·
English
Language, comprising
- Business English Communication (AA, BA)
- English Language and Literature (BA)
- English Language Translation and Interpretation (AA, BA)
- Teaching English as a Foreign Language (AA, BA)
·
French
Language (AA, BA), as well as
-
French
Language for International Relations (AA, BA)
· Korean Language (AA, BA)
The Contemporary Teaching Skills for South Asia (CONTESSA) project is an
EU-funded Erasmus+ programme for Capacity Building in Higher Education. It aims
to promote learner-centred teaching practice: rather than being a top-down
instructor, the teacher should try to be a guide and facilitator for the
personal development of individual students. The project is coordinated by the
University of Graz in Austria with the Technical University of Dresden in
Germany. The University of Cambodia and Paññāsāstra University have been the
Cambodian partners in this enterprise and there are two Sri Lankan universities
also actively involved.
A series of five modules related to the use of modern teaching techniques in
primary education have been designed for blended and distance-learning
approaches. The material covers best practices related to E-Education, subject
and learner-centred teaching methods, the role of teachers in the educational
sphere, diversity in the classroom and other topics crucial to modern-day
teaching. It is designed for use both as course material for degree programmes
and for Train-the-Trainers Workshops to help trainee and existing teachers to
further develop and upgrade their pedagogical skills.
The
Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs in Mandarin Chinese will enable
students to gain fluency in the four macro language skills, including those
related to business and other professions; as well as exposing them to Chinese
culture through exposure to literature and other studies. We expect that
students graduating with an Associate’s degree will have the opportunity to
work at an appropriate level in their chosen language; they can also then
pursue their Bachelor’s degree in the same major. The greater language
proficiency and a deeper knowledge of the literature and of teaching methodology
means that graduates with a Bachelor’s degree are more competent to communicate
effectively and thus have a wider range of job opportunities, including the
possibility of teaching the language with confidence.
Major Courses (3 credits each; *,
General Education courses)
CHN001 (= CHN101): Fundamentals of Chinese I*
CHN002 (= CHN102): Fundamentals of Chinese II*
CHN003 (= CHN103):
Chinese Speaking and Listening Skills I
CHN004 (= CHN104): Chinese
Speaking and Listening Skills II
CHN005 (= CHN105):
Chinese Writing Skills I
CHN006 (= CHN106):
Chinese Writing Skills II
CHN007 (= CHN201):
Professional Chinese Communication
CHN008 (= CHN202):
Chinese Public Speaking
CHN009 (= CHN203): Culture
and Communication
CHN010 (= CHN204):
Grammar and Practice
CHN011 (= CHN205):
Conversational Business Chinese
CHN012 (= CHN206):
Regional Culture of China
CHN013 (= CHN207):
Chinese Character Writing Training
CHN014 (= CHN210):
Chinese for Business I
CHN015 (= CHN220):
Chinese for Tourism I
General Education (3 credits each)
HIS001: Cambodian
History
ITE001: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information
KHM040: Cambodian
Culture
LAW001: Introduction
to Law
MTH020: Introduction
to Statistics
POL001:
Introduction to Political Science
Other
Electives (3 credits each)
BUS005:
Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001:
Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office
Applications
PHE001:
Personal Health and Wellness
Major Courses (3 credits each; *,
General Education courses taken in the Foundation Year)
CHN101: Fundamentals
of Chinese I*
CHN102: Fundamentals
of Chinese II*
CHN103: Chinese
Speaking and Listening Skills I
CHN104: Chinese Speaking
and Listening Skills II
CHN105: Chinese
Writing Skills I
CHN106: Chinese Writing Skills II
CHN201: Professional Chinese Communication
CHN203: Culture and
Communication
CHN206: Regional
Culture of China
CHN210: Chinese for
Business I
CHN211: Chinese for
Business II
CHN212: Chinese for
Business III
CHN220: Chinese for
Tourism I
CHN221: Chinese for
Tourism II
CHN222: Chinese for
Tourism III
CHN301: Advanced
Chinese I
CHN303: Modern
Chinese
CHN304: Modern Chinese Literature
CHN305: Chinese
Cultural Studies
CHN311: Chinese
Teaching Methodology I
CHN312: Chinese
Teaching Methodology II
CHN401: Classical
Chinese
CHN403: Classical
Chinese Fiction
CHN404: Classical
Chinese Drama
CHN405: Classical
Chinese Poetry
CHN406: Chinese Cinema
General Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ANT101: Introduction to Anthropology
COM101: Interpersonal Communication
HIS101: Cambodian
History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information*
KHM140: Cambodian
Culture*
LAW101: Introduction
to Law*
MTH120: Introduction
to Statistics*
POL101: Introduction
to Political Science*
PHL104:
Critical Reasoning
PHL105:
Moral Philosophy
RES201:
Introduction to Research
RES301:
Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives on Women in Society
Other
Elective (3 credits each)
BUS304: Leadership Skills
EDC101: Principle of Education
MKT201: Fundamentals of Marketing
MKT306: Public Relations
ORG201: Organizational Behavior
There are four suites of undergraduate programs
under this Department, designed to cater towards the particular interests and
needs of different students who wish to earn a major in this broad area.
·
Business English Communication (AA, BA)
·
English Language and Literature (BA)
·
English
Language Translation and Interpretation (AA, BA)
·
Teaching English as a Foreign Language (AA, BA)
A. Business English Communication
Business English Communication is a popular
major amongst many students nowadays since this major covers two skills:
those in English and in Business Communication,
which makes students very employable. The curriculum focuses on advanced
English such as
speaking, reading, writing, and listening; moreover, the curriculum also
put emphasis on the art of communication
in business such as business letters, memos and
other documents in English.
i. Associate’s Degree
Major Courses (3 credits each)
ENG013 (=
ENG106): Introduction to the Appreciation of English Literature
ENG015 (=
ENG105): Practical English in Use I
ENG016 (=
ENG107): The Written Language
ENG017 (=
ENG205): Practical English in Use II
ENG018 (=
ENG209): Spoken English
ENG020 (=
ENG219): Business Communication
ENG021 (=
ENG207): English Grammar in Context
ENG022 (=
ENG218): Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG026 (=
ENG422): Advanced Business Communication
ENG028 (=
ENG308): Presentation Skills and Public
Speaking
ENG029 (=
ENG216): Technical Writing for Business
ENG031 (=
ENG413): Proposal and Project Writing
ENG035 (= ENG208):
Advanced English Grammar in Context
General Education (3 credits each)
ENG011 (=
ENG101): College English
ENG012 (=
ENG102): English Composition
HIS001:
Cambodian History
ITE001:
Fundamentals of Computing
KHM040:
Khmer Culture
LAW001: Introduction
to Law
MTH020:
Introduction to Statistics
POL001:
Introduction to Political Sciences
Other Electives (3 credits each)
BUS005:
Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001:
Interpersonal Communication
ITE002:
Office Applications
PHE001:
Personal Health and Wellness
Major
Courses (3 credits
each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ASN401:
Nationalism, Internationalism and Cultural Identities
ASN404:
Asian Politics
ENG104:
Business English
ENG105:
Practical English in Use I*
ENG107:
The Written Language*
ENG108:
Critical Reading and Writing
ENG205:
Practical English in Use II
ENG206:
Practical English in Use III
ENG207:
English Grammar in Context
ENG208:
Advanced English Grammar in Context
ENG216: Technical
Writing for Business
ENG218:
Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG219:
Business Communication
ENG302:
English for Specific Purposes
ENG303:
Translation and Interpretation
ENG307:
Professional Business Writing
ENG308:
Presentation Skills and Public Speaking
ENG312:
Advanced English Proficiency
ENG410:
Arts of Human Communication and Leadership
ENG411:
Advanced Report Writing
ENG413:
Proposal and Project Writing
ENG422:
Advanced Business Communication
IBS302:
Introduction to International Business
MKT402:
Customer Relationship Management
General
Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
COM101:
Interpersonal Communication
ENG101:
College English*
ENG102:
English Composition*
HIS101:
Cambodian History*
INT104:
Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101:
Fundamentals of Computing*
KHM140: Khmer Culture*
LAW101:
Introduction to Law*
MTH120:
Introduction to Statistics*
PHL104:
Critical Reasoning
PHL105:
Moral Philosophy
POL101:
Introduction to Political Science*
PSY101: Introduction
to Psychology
RES201:
Introduction to Research
RES301:
Research Methodology
WMN201:
Perspectives on Women in Society
Other
Electives (3
credits each)
BUS304:
Leadership Skills
EDC101:
Principles of Education
MKT201:
Principles of Marketing
MKT306:
Public Relations
ORG201:
Organizational Behavior
B. English
Language And Literature
This program prepares students for
problem-solving skills through exposure to literature studies and the logic
underlying grammar for advanced English proficiency necessary for real-world of
work in the 21st century. By including theoretical and practical
aspects of language and literature, students develop their talents, realize
their full potential and eventually contribute to positive social development.
Major Courses (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ENG105:
Practical English in Use I*
ENG106:
Introduction to the Appreciation of English Literature
ENG107:
The Written Language*
ENG108:
Critical Reading and Writing
ENG205:
Practical English in Use II
ENG206:
Practical English in Use III
ENG208:
Advanced Grammar and Usage
ENG209:
Spoken English
ENG215:
Critical Approaches to Reading Literature
ENG218:
Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG219:
Business Communication
ENG227:
Studies in Fiction
ENG232:
Asian English Literature
ENG234:
Literature and Society
ENG305:
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
ENG308:
Presentation Skills and Public Speaking
ENG315:
English for Tourism
ENG316:
English for Management
ENG318:
English for Law
ENG321:
Introduction to Linguistics
ENG407:
The Romantic Period
ENG408:
The Victorian Period
ENG412:
Asian American Literature
ENG422:
Advanced Business Communication
General
Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
COM101:
Interpersonal Communication
ENG101:
College English*
ENG102:
English Composition*
HIS101:
Cambodian History*
INT104:
Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101:
Fundamentals of Computing*
KHM140: Khmer Culture*
LAW101:
Introduction to Law*
MTH120: Introduction
to Statistics*
PHL104:
Critical Reasoning
PHL105:
Moral Philosophy
POL101:
Introduction to Political Science*
PSY101:
Introduction to Psychology
RES201:
Introduction to Research
RES301:
Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives
on Women in Society
Other
Electives (3
credits each)
BUS304:
Leadership Skills
EDC101:
Principles of Education
MKT201:
Principles of Marketing
MKT306:
Public Relations
ORG201:
Organizational Behavior
C. English Language Translation And Interpretation
English
Translation and Interpretation is an essential and very popular major amongst
many students in the Kingdom of Cambodia who wish to use English as a means to
communicate in business, to self-develop and to improve the institutions or to
run businesses, especially in translation sector. This major can meet the
current and future job markets in English Translation and Interpretation in the
field of business, law, economy, politics, diplomacy, humanities, media
systems, and arts in Khmer and English. The studies focus on advanced English
such as grammar, sentence structure, and translation and interpretation,
methods of both written and spoken from English to Khmer or vice versa.
Major Courses (3 credits
each)
ENG013 (= ENG106): Introduction to the Appreciation of
English Literature
ENG015 (= ENG105): Practical English in Use I
ENG016 (= ENG107): The Written Language
ENG017 (= ENG205): Practical English in Use II
ENG018 (= ENG209): Spoken English
ENG020 (= ENG219): Business Communication
ENG021 (= ENG207): English Grammar in Context
ENG022 (= ENG218): Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG026 (= ENG422): Advanced Business Communication
ENG028 (= ENG308):
Presentation Skills and Public Speaking
ENG032 (= ENG235): Introduction to Translation
ENG033 (= ENG236): Introduction to Interpretation
ENG034 (= ENG303): Translation and Interpretation
General Education (3
credits each)
ENG011 (= ENG101): College English
ENG012 (= ENG102): English Composition
HIS001: Cambodian History
ITE001: Fundamentals of Computing
KHM040: Khmer Culture
LAW001: Introduction to Law
MTH020: Introduction to Statistics
POL001: Introduction to Political Sciences
Other Electives (3
credits each)
BUS005: Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001: Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office Applications
PHE001: Personal Health and Wellness
Major
Courses (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ASN401: Nationalism, Internationalism and Cultural
Identities
ASN404: Asian Politics
ENG104: Business English
ENG105: Practical English in Use I*
ENG107: The Written Language*
ENG108: Critical Reading and Writing
ENG205: Practical English in Use II
ENG206: Practical English in Use III
ENG207: English Grammar in Context
ENG208: Advanced English Grammar in Context
ENG209: Spoken English
ENG216: Technical Writing for Business
ENG218: Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG219: Business Communication
ENG235: Introduction to Translation
ENG236: Introduction to Interpretation
ENG302: English for Specific Purposes
ENG303: Translation and Interpretation
ENG307: Professional Business Writing
ENG410: Arts of Human Communication and leadership
ENG411: Advanced Report Writing
ENG413: Proposal and Project Writing
ENG414: Advanced Translation and Interpretation
ENG422: Advanced Business Communication
General Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
COM101: Interpersonal Communication
ENG101: College English*
ENG102: English Composition*
HIS101: Cambodian History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals of Computing*
KHM140: Khmer Culture*
LAW101: Introduction to Law*
MTH120: Introduction to Statistics*
PHL104: Critical Reasoning
PHL105: Moral Philosophy
POL101: Introduction to Political Science*
PSY101: Introduction to Psychology
RES201: Introduction to Research
RES301: Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives on Women in Society
Other Electives (3
credits each)
BUS304: Leadership Skills
EDC101: Principles of Education
MKT201: Principles of Marketing
MKT306: Public Relations
ORG201: Organizational Behavior
D. Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Teaching
English as a Foreign Language is one of the most popular major in both the region
and the world since English is an important international language and the
lingua-franca widely used in everyday communications like the studies at
educational institutions, research, business and commerce communications,
international relations, overseas studies, computer and Internet usages, and
self-development through documentation in English. The curriculum focuses on
the training of undergraduates to be professional teachers and/or instructors
of English.
Major Courses (3 credits
each)
ENG013 (= ENG106): Introduction to the Appreciation of
English Literature
ENG015 (= ENG105): Practical English in Use I
ENG016 (= ENG107): The Written Language
ENG017 (= ENG205): Practical English in Use II
ENG018 (= ENG209): Spoken English
ENG019 (= ENG232): Asian English Literature
ENG021 (= ENG207): English Grammar in Context
ENG022 (= ENG218): Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG024 (= EDC101): Principles of Education
ENG025: Methodology in TEFL
ENG026 (= ENG422): Advanced Business Communication
ENG030: English for Teachers of TEFL
General Education (3 credits
each)
ENG011 (= ENG101): College English
ENG012 (= ENG102): English Composition
HIS001: Cambodian History
ITE001: Fundamentals of Computing
KHM040: Khmer Culture
LAW001: Introduction to Law
MTH020: Introduction to Statistics
POL001: Introduction to Political Sciences
Other Electives (3
credits each)
BUS005: Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001: Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office Applications
PHE001: Personal Health and Wellness
Major
Courses (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ENG105: Practical
English in Use I*
ENG106: Introduction to the Appreciation of English
Literature
ENG107: The Written Language*
ENG108: Critical Reading and Writing
ENG205: Practical English in Use II
ENG206: Practical English in Use III
ENG208: Advanced Grammar and Usage
ENG209: Spoken English
ENG215: Critical Approaches to Reading Literature
ENG218: Writing for Academic Purposes
ENG219:
Business Communication
ENG227: Studies in Fiction
ENG232: Asian English Literature
ENG234: Literature and Society
ENG305: Teaching English as a Foreign Language
ENG308: Presentation Skills and Public Speaking
ENG315: English for Tourism
ENG316: English for Management
ENG318: English for Law
ENG321: Introduction to Linguistics
ENG407: The Romantic Period
ENG408: The Victorian Period
ENG412: Asian American Literature
ENG422: Advanced Business Communication
General Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
COM101: Interpersonal Communication
ENG101: College English*
ENG102: English Composition*
HIS101: Cambodian History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals of Computing*
KHM140: Khmer Culture*
LAW101: Introduction to Law*
MTH120: Introduction to Statistics*
PHL104: Critical Reasoning
PHL105: Moral Philosophy
POL101: Introduction to Political Science*
PSY101: Introduction to Psychology
RES201: Introduction to Research
RES301: Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives on Women in Society
Other Electives (3
credits each)
BUS304: Leadership Skills
EDC101: Principles of Education
MKT201: Principles of Marketing
MKT306: Public Relations
ORG201: Organizational Behavior
This Department offers programs on the French language in
general and also a more specialised pair related to its use in
international relations.
The Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs
in French will enable students to gain fluency in the four macro language
skills, including those related to business and other professions; as well as
exposing them to French culture through exposure to literature and other
studies. We expect that students graduating with an Associate’s degree will
have the opportunity to work at an appropriate level in their chosen language;
they can also then pursue their Bachelor’s degree in the same major. The
greater language proficiency and a deeper knowledge of the literature and of
teaching methodology means that graduates with a Bachelor’s degree are more
competent to communicate effectively and thus have a wider range of job
opportunities, including the possibility of teaching the language with
confidence.
Major Courses (3 credits each; *, General Education courses)
FRN001 (= FRN101): French as a Foreign Language I*
FRN002 (= FRN102): French as a Foreign Language II*
FRN003 (= FRN111): Language Practice I
FRN004 (= FRN112): Language Practice II
FRN005 (= FRN201): French in a Culinary Setting
FRN006 (= FRN207): How to
Succeed at University
FRN007 (= FRN211): French as a Foreign Language: Writing I
FRN008 (=
FRN212): French as a Foreign Language: Writing II
FRN009
(= FRN219): Psychology of
Education
FRN010 (= FRN221): French as a Foreign Language: Speaking I
FRN011 (= FRN222): French as a Foreign Language: Speaking II
FRN012
(= FRN225): Civilization of Europe
FRN013 (= FRN251): Cambodia and ASEAN Integration
FRN014 (= FRN301): French Literature I
FRN015 (= FRN303): General Culture I
General
Education (3 credits each)
HIS001: Cambodian History
ITE001: Fundamentals of Computing and Information
KHM040: Cambodian Culture
LAW001: Introduction to Law
MTH020: Introduction to Statistics
POL001: Introduction to Political Science
Other Elective (3 credits each)
BUS005: Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001: Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office Applications
PHE001: Personal Health and Wellness
Major
Courses (3 credits each; *, General Education courses
taken in the Foundation Year)
FRN101: French as a Foreign Language I*
FRN102: French as a Foreign Language II*
FRN103: French as a Foreign Language III
FRN104: French as a Foreign Language IV
FRN111: Language Practice I
FRN112: Language
Practice II
FRN113: Language
Practice III
FRN114: Language
Practice IV
FRN201: French in a Culinary Setting
FRN211: French as a Foreign Language: Writing I
FRN212: French as a Foreign Language: Writing II
FRN221: French as a Foreign Language: Speaking I
FRN222: French as a Foreign Language: Speaking II
FRN251: Cambodia and ASEAN Integration
FRN301: French Literature I
FRN302: French Literature II
FRN303: General Culture I
FRN304: General Culture II
FRN315: How to Apply for a Job
FRN401: French Professional for Tourism
FRN402: French Hospitality and Catering
FRN405: Teaching Didactics I
FRN406: Teaching Didactics II
FRN409: Teaching Practicum
FRN410: Interpretation and Translation
FRN411: Psychology of Education
General
Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ANT101:
Introduction to Anthropology
COM101:
Interpersonal Communication
HIS101: Cambodian History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals of Computing and Information*
KHM140: Cambodian Culture*
LAW101: Introduction to Law*
MTH120: Introduction to Statistics*
POL101: Introduction to Political Science*
PHL104:
Critical Reasoning
PHL105:
Moral Philosophy
RES201:
Introduction to Research
RES301:
Research Methodology
WMN201:
Perspectives on Women in Society
Other Elective (3 credits each)
BUS304: Leadership Skills
EDC101: Principle of Education
MKT201: Fundamentals of Marketing
MKT306: Public Relations
ORG201: Organizational Behavior
B. French Language For International Relations
This
specialized program has a special focus on the study of the French language
with regard to protocol and diplomacy and the international law of diplomatic
and consular relations. Students will become fluent in the use of the language
for conducting international relations, including communicating in a proper
manner with people from different cultures and seeking to resolve conflicts. In
addition, the program also provides the necessary additional background of an
overview of relevant aspects of world geography and recent history, including
through applied research. Students graduating in an Associate’s degree in French
Language for International Relations can use French for office work, for
example working as an office assistant in public relations sector; whereas
graduates with a Bachelor’s degree will be qualified for jobs such as working
as liaison or protocol assistant or officer at governmental and other
institutions, embassies, translation services, cultural organizations and the
media where there is contact with French-speaking citizens.
Major Courses (3 credits each; *,
General Education courses)
FRN001 (= FRN101): French as a
Foreign Language I*
FRN002 (= FRN102): French as a
Foreign Language II*
FRN003
(= FRN111): Language Practice I
FRN004
(= FRN112): Language Practice II
FRN005
(= FRN113): Language Practice III
FRN006 (= FRN207): How to
Succeed at University
FRN007 (= FRN209): Introduction
to Sociology
FRN008 (= FRN217): Geopolitics
of Central Asia
FRN009 (= FRN218): Geopolitics of France
FRN010 (= FRN231): French for Specific Purposes I
FRN011 (= FRN232): French for Specific Purposes II
FRN012 (= FRN233): French for
Specific Purposes III
FRN013 (= FRN251): Cambodia and
ASEAN Integration
FRN014 (= FRN306): Economics
FRN015 (= FRN340): French Etiquette
General Education (3 credits each)
HIS001: Cambodian
History
ITE001: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information
KHM040: Cambodian
Culture
LAW001: Introduction
to Law
MTH020: Introduction
to Statistics
POL001:
Introduction to Political Science
Other
Elective (3 credits each)
BUS005:
Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001:
Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office
Applications
PHE001:
Personal Health and Wellness
Major Courses (3 credits each; *,
General Education courses taken in the Foundation Year)
FRN101: French as a Foreign
Language I*
FRN102: French as a Foreign
Language II*
FRN111: Language
Practice I
FRN112: Language
Practice II
FRN113: Language
Practice III
FRN114: Language
Practice IV
FRN217: Geopolitics of Central
Asia
FRN231: French for Specific Purposes I
FRN232: French for Specific Purposes II
FRN233: French for Specific
Purposes III
FRN234: French for Specific
Purposes IV
FRN251: Cambodia and ASEAN
Integration
FRN306: Economics
FRN315: How to Apply
for a Job
FRN340: French Etiquette
FRN343: Geopolitics of Asia
FRN344: Geopolitics of Europe
FRN402: French Hospitality and Catering
FRN403: Diplomatic Incidents
FRN412: Protocol and Diplomacy
FRN413: Diplomacy and Strategy
FRN414: Major Changes in the World in
the 20th Century
FRN415: Security Policy
FRN416: Introduction
to the History of International Relations
FRN417: Introduction to International Conflict
Prevention
FRN420: International
Law of Diplomatic and Consular Relations
General Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ANT101: Introduction to Anthropology
COM101: Interpersonal Communication
HIS101: Cambodian
History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information*
KHM140: Cambodian
Culture*
LAW101: Introduction
to Law*
MTH120: Introduction
to Statistics*
POL101: Introduction
to Political Science*
PHL104: Critical Reasoning
PHL105: Moral Philosophy
RES201: Introduction to Research
RES301: Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives on Women in Society
Other
Electives (3 credits each)
BUS304:
Leadership Skills
EDC101:
Principle of Education
MKT201:
Fundamentals of Marketing
MKT306:
Public Relations
ORG201:
Organizational Behavior
The
Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs in Japanese will enable students to
gain fluency in the four macro language skills, including those related to
business and other professions; as well as exposing them to Japanese culture
through exposure to literature and other studies. We expect that students
graduating with an Associate’s degree will have the opportunity to work at an
appropriate level in their chosen language; they can also then pursue their
Bachelor’s degree in the same major. The greater language proficiency and a
deeper knowledge of the literature and of teaching methodology means that
graduates with a Bachelor’s degree are more competent to communicate
effectively and thus have a wider range of job opportunities, including the
possibility of teaching the language with confidence.
Major Courses (3 credits each; *,
General Education courses)
JPN001 (= JPN101):
Fundamentals of Japanese Language I*
JPN002 (= JPN102):
Fundamentals of Japanese Language II*
JPN003 (=
JPN103): Grammar and Practice I
JPN004 (=
JPN104): Speaking and Listening I
JPN005 (= JPN
201): Intermediate Japanese I
JPN006 (= JPN
202): Intermediate Japanese II
JPN007 (=
JPN203): Japanese Reading I
JPN008 (=
JPN204): Grammar and Practice II
JPN009 (=
JPN205): Intermediate Japanese Society and Culture
JPN010 (=
JPN206): Japanese Reading II
JPN011 (=
JPN207): Speaking and Listening II
JPN012 (=
JPN208): Introduction of Japanese Writing Style
JPN013 (=
JPN209): Introduction of Japanese Kanji I
JPN014 (=
JPN210): Introduction of Japanese Kanji II
JPN015 (=
JPN211): Intermediate of Japanese Writing Style
General Education (3 credits each)
HIS001: Cambodian
History
ITE001: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information
KHM040: Cambodian
Culture
LAW001: Introduction
to Law
MTH020: Introduction
to Statistics
POL001:
Introduction to Political Science
Other
Elective (3 credits each)
BUS005:
Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001:
Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office
Applications
PHE001:
Personal Health and Wellness
Major Courses (3 credits each; *,
General Education courses taken in the Foundation Year)
JPN101: Fundamentals
of Japanese Language I*
JPN102: Fundamentals
of Japanese Language II*
JPN103: Grammar
and Practice I
JPN104:
Speaking and Listening I
JPN201:
Intermediate Japanese I
JPN202:
Intermediate Japanese II
JPN203:
Japanese Reading I
JPN205:
Intermediate Japanese Society and Culture
JPN206:
Japanese Reading II
JPN207:
Speaking and Listening II
JPN209:
Introduction of Japanese Kanji I
JPN301:
Advanced Japanese I
JPN303:
Advanced Spoken Japanese for Business I
JPN304:
Japanese Proficiency Test Learning I
JPN305:
Japanese Language, Culture and Communication
JPN306:
Advanced Spoken Japanese for Business II
JPN307:
Translation and Interpretation for Business
JPN401:
Advanced Japanese Culture and Communication
JPN402:
Japanese Language Business Proficiency Test Learning
JPN403: Japanese Communication and Debate
JPN404: Japanese Proficiency Test Learning II
JPN405:
Practical Business Japanese
JPN406:
Japanese Proposal and Thesis Writing
JPN407:
Japanese Teaching Methodology
JPN408:
Japanese Business
JPN409:
Japanese Academic Reading Skills for Thesis Writing
General Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ANT101: Introduction to Anthropology
COM101: Interpersonal Communication
HIS101: Cambodian
History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information*
KHM140: Cambodian
Culture*
LAW101: Introduction
to Law*
MTH120: Introduction
to Statistics*
POL101: Introduction
to Political Science*
PHL104: Critical Reasoning
PHL105: Moral Philosophy
RES201: Introduction to Research
RES301: Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives on Women in Society
Other
Elective (3 credits each)
BUS304:
Leadership Skills
EDC101:
Principle of Education
MKT201:
Fundamentals of Marketing
MKT306:
Public Relations
ORG201:
Organizational Behavior
The
Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs in the Korean language will enable
students to gain fluency in the four macro language skills, including those
related to business and other professions; as well as exposing them to Korean
culture through exposure to literature and other studies. We expect that
students graduating with an Associate’s degree will have the opportunity to
work at an appropriate level in their chosen language; they can also then
pursue their Bachelor’s degree in the same major. The greater language
proficiency and a deeper knowledge of the literature and of teaching
methodology means that graduates with a Bachelor’s degree are more competent to
communicate effectively and thus have a wider range of job opportunities,
including the possibility of teaching the language with confidence.
Major
Courses (3 credits each; *, General Education courses)
KRN001 (= KRN101):
Fundamentals and Korean Language I*
KRN002 (= KRN102):
Fundamentals and Korean Language II*
KRN003 (=
KRN103): Grammar and Practice I
KRN004 (= KRN104):
Grammar and Practice II
KRN005 (=
KRN201): Composition and Speech I
KRN006 (=
KRN202): Reading Skills
KRN007 (=
KRN203): Speaking and Listening Skills
KRN008 (=
KRN204): Culture and Communication
KRN009 (= KRN205): Composition and Speech II
KRN010 (=
KRN206): Introduction to Korean Society and Culture
KRN011 (=
KRN208): Writing Skills
KRN012 (=
KRN209): Proposal Writing and Practicum
KRN013 (=
KRN210): TOPIK
KRN014 (=
KRN211): Public Speaking
KRN015 (=
KRN311): News Translation
General Education (3 credits each)
HIS001: Cambodian
History
ITE001: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information
KHM040: Cambodian
Culture
LAW001: Introduction
to Law
MTH020: Introduction
to Statistics
POL001:
Introduction to Political Science
Other
Elective (3 credits each)
BUS005: Foundations of Teamwork and Leadership
COM001: Interpersonal Communication
ITE002: Office Applications
PHE001: Personal Health and Wellness
Major Courses (3 credits each; *, General
Education courses taken in the Foundation Year)
KRN101: Fundamentals
and Korean Language I*
KRN102: Fundamentals
and Korean Language II*
KRN103: Grammar
and Practice I
KRN104: Grammar
and Practice II
KRN201:
Composition and Speech I
KRN202: Reading
Skills
KRN204: Culture
and Communication
KRN205:
Composition and Speech II
KRN206:
Introduction to Korean Society and Culture
KRN207: Korean
Theater and Cinema
KRN208: Writing
Skills
KRN209:
Proposal Writing and Practicum
KRN311: News
Translation
KRN313:
Literature I
KRN314: Chinese
Characters in Korean
KRN315: Ancient
and Modern History of Korea
KRN316: Korean
Culture and Tradition
KRN401: Applied
Linguistics
KRN402:
Academic Korean
KRN403: Korean
Poetry
KRN404:
Presentation and Discussion
KRN405:
Literature II
KRN406:
Translation and Interpretation
KRN407:
Practicum (Teaching)
KRN408:
Business Communication
KRN409:
Advanced Korean Grammar in Use
General Education (3 credits each; *, Foundation Year courses)
ANT101: Introduction to Anthropology
COM101: Interpersonal Communication
HIS101: Cambodian
History*
INT104: Geopolitics and Globalization
ITE101: Fundamentals
of Computing and Information*
KHM140: Cambodian
Culture*
LAW101: Introduction
to Law*
MTH120: Introduction
to Statistics*
POL101: Introduction
to Political Science*
PHL104: Critical Reasoning
PHL105: Moral Philosophy
RES201: Introduction to Research
RES301: Research Methodology
WMN201: Perspectives on Women in Society
Other
Elective (3 credits each)
BUS304:
Leadership Skills
EDC101:
Principle of Education
MKT201:
Fundamentals of Marketing
MKT306:
Public Relations
ORG201:
Organizational Behavior