Academic Calendar 2004
(Old Programs)

Approved Combinations: Anthropology, Classical Studies, Comparative Literature and Culture, English, Film Studies, French, German, Greek, History, Latin, Media, Information and Technoculture, Philosophy, Political Science, Religious Studies, Russian, Sociology, Spanish, Visual Arts or Women's Studies.

For "Linguistics and Psychology", see the Inter-Faculty Section.

First year program in Arts or Social Science with three courses as principal courses including Anthropology 027a/b. Linguistics 028a/b is strongly recommended. The principal courses must include those specified as first year requirements in each of the subjects in the combined honors program. Students are encouraged to register for a French language course at their level of competence and to continue to at least the French 020E / 021 level in order to be able to take advantage in later years of linguistics offerings taught in French. Students who have not taken Anthropology 027a/b in their first year should take Linguistics 288a/b.

Students selecting a combined honors program require the written permission of i) the Department or unit being combined with Linguistics and ii) one of the Co-Directors of the Linguistics program. Such students will be registered in the Faculty that houses the participating Department and adjudication will be done by the participating Department and the Co-Directors of the Program in Linguistics.

Progression requirements for the Combined Honors Program in Linguistics are the same as those for all other Honors programs. See Honors Programs in the Programs/Progression section.

Six Honors Linguistics courses including:

Some courses have prerequisites and/or antirequisites. Either Anthropology 027a/b or Linguistics 288a/b is required for any of Anthropology 247a/b, 248a/b, 237a/b, 243F/G, 249F/G, 335F/G or 337F/G, and French 295 is required for French 397a/b or 398a/b . Some courses have additional prerequisites and/or antirequisites. French and Spanish courses are taught in those languages and have language (as well as other) prerequisites. It is the responsibility of students to ensure they have obtained the prerequisites or special permissions for the courses they wish to take as part of the Linguistics Combined Honors Program.

For the requirements of the other Departments in the combined honors program, see the Combined Honors Programs section of this Calendar.

Approved Courses in Linguistics Anthropology 245F/G, 411F/G, 412F/G, English 211, 212, French 347a/b, 432a/b, 498F/G, Philosophy 222a/b, 225F/G, 322a/b, 323b, 451, 455E, Political Science 411F, 412G, Psychology 234a/b, Russian 498a, 499b, Spanish 408a/b .

Note: With the permission of a Co-Director, courses other than those listed may be counted towards fulfillment of program requirements.