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The study of foreign languages and literature provides valuable experience and a potential edge for future career development for our students. Scientists and engineers function in a global market: they rely on primary sources published in other languages, attend international consortia, and often find themselves interacting across national, cultural, and linguistic borders. Government and industry often give preference to job applicants who are proficient in a foreign language. MIT students are encouraged to work and study abroad in conjunction with university, private, and public organizations.The faculty of the FL&L Section, the language coordinators, and the Undergraduate Academic Administrator can provide assistance in choosing an appropriate program and granting transfer credit from overseas or domestic programs. MIT provides a unique perspective on foreign languages because of the opportunities available to integrate the study of natural languages with the latest  technological advances in multimedia and interactive learning. FL&L-affiliated faculty are exploring and implementing methods in which multimedia technology can be used to make learning a foreign language a more authentic experience.Although MIT is known throughout the world for its programs in science and engineering, MIT is also an institution where the humanities, arts, and social sciences play an integral role in the educational mission. Together, they help to make MIT much more than just an institute of technology.For more information, visit http://web.mit.edu/fll/www/Available Courses ?View courses alphabetically?Undergraduate?Graduate?Undergraduate/GraduateMIT Course # Course Title21F.013Out of Ground Zero: Catastrophe and Memory, Fall 200221F.017Germany and its European Context, Fall 200221F.020JAfter Columbus, Fall 200321F.022JInternational Women‘s Voices, Spring 200421F.027JVisualizing Cultures, Spring 200321F.030East Asian Cultures: From Zen to Pop, Fall 200221F.035Topics in Culture and Globalization, Fall 200321F.037Japanese Popular Culture, Spring 200321F.037Topics in Culture and Globalization, Fall 200321F.039Japanese Popular Culture, Spring 200321F.043JIntroduction to Asian American Studies: Literature, Culture, & Historical Experience, Fall 200221F.044Traditional Chinese Literature: Poetry, Fiction and Drama, Fall 200221F.056Visual Histories: German Cinema 1945 to Present, Fall 200321F.059Paradigms of European Thought and Culture, Fall 200321F.061Advanced Topics: Plotting Terror in European Culture, Spring 200421F.084JIntroduction to Latin American Studies, Spring 200221F.103Chinese III (Regular), Fall 200321F.104Chinese IV (Regular), Spring 200421F.105Chinese V (Regular): Chinese Cultures & Society, Fall 200321F.106Chinese VI (Regular): Discovering Chinese Cultures and Societies, Spring 200321F.107Chinese I (Streamlined), Fall 200221F.110Chinese IV (Streamlined), Spring 200421F.191Smashing the Iron Rice Bowl: Chinese East Asia, Fall 200421F.222Expository Writing for Bilingual Students, Fall 200221F.311Introduction to French Culture, Fall 200421F.312Introduction to French Culture, Fall 200421F.401German I, Fall 200321F.402German II, Spring 200321F.403German III, Spring 200421F.404German IV, Spring 200321F.405Germany Today: Intensive Study of German Language & Culture, January (IAP) 200321F.501Beginning Japanese I, Fall 200421F.502Beginning Japanese II, Spring 200521F.503Intermediate Japanese I, Fall 200421F.703Spanish 3, Spring 200321F.704Spanish 4, Spring 200221F.705Oral Communication in Spanish, Spring 200421F.711Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition, Spring 200221F.712Spanish Conversation and Composition, Fall 200321F.714Spanish for Bilingual Students, Spring 200321F.730Twentieth and Twentyfirst-Century Spanish American Literature, Spring 200321F.991Smashing the Iron Rice Bowl: Chinese East Asia, Fall 2004MIT Course # Course Title21F.034Media, Education, and the Marketplace, Fall 2001MIT Course # Course Title21F.019Communicating Across Cultures, Spring 200321F.021Communicating Across Cultures, Spring 200321F.031JTopics in the Avant-Garde in Literature and Cinema, Spring 200321F.101Chinese I (Regular), Spring 200521F.102Chinese II, Spring 200521F.108Chinese II (Streamlined), Spring 200321F.109Chinese III (Streamlined), Fall 200221F.151Chinese I (Regular), Spring 200521F.152Chinese II, Spring 200521F.158Chinese II (Streamlined), Spring 200321F.213High-Intermediate Academic Communication, Spring 200421F.214High-Intermediate Academic Communication, Spring 200421F.223Listening, Speaking, and Pronunciation, Fall 200421F.224Listening, Speaking, and Pronunciation, Fall 200421F.225Advanced Workshop in Writing for Science and Engineering: ESL, Spring 200321F.226Advanced Workshop in Writing for Science and Engineering: ESL, Spring 200321F.301French I, Fall 200421F.302French II, Fall 200421F.351French I, Fall 200421F.352French II, Fall 200421F.414German Culture, Media, and Society, Fall 200421F.701Spanish 1, Fall 200321F.702Spanish 2, Spring 200421F.751Spanish 1, Fall 200321F.752Spanish 2, Spring 2004