Concordia College
Learn more about Concordia's strong foundation in the liberal arts, its rich history and traditions, and what it means to become responsibly engaged in the world.
Review our Language Self-Assessment Guide to understand your proficiency level and register for appropriate courses.
The courses below are designed to meet a variety of students' needs and interests. Take a beginning language course with an experienced instructor and other students of the same level, or take an intermediate or advanced course focused on relevant social topics and immersive experiences.
Please note, courses may be cancelled due to low enrollment.
Course Cost: $820 per credit
Current Concordia students must register for the 4 credit version of these courses through Banner.
Instruction Delivery Methods:
Online Synchronous-Scheduled online meeting times with students and instructor
Online Asynchronous-Self-paced completion of course requirements within the term.
Optional scheduled online meetings with the instructor.
Online Hybrid-A mix of both online synchronous and asynchronous instruction. The instructor will schedule time for students to meet as a group. Some coursework is done independently.
Blended-Mostly in-person instruction. The instructor may set online meeting times for group sessions.
Registration:
Complete the Undergraduate Admission Form. You will be admitted to Concordia College as a non-degree-seeking student and enrolled in your course(s).
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Registration:
Complete the Graduate Elective Admission Form. Courses may be offered in French, German and Spanish. Choose your target language when you complete the form. You will be admitted to the college as a non-degree seeking student and enrolled in your course(s).
| Online Hybrid | August 25-December 9 7:00-9:00 p.m. |
GLC |
2 CR | Instructor: Gay Rawson |
| This course is designed to engage students in listening, reading, writing, and speaking around the topics of technology, media, and human relations in target cultures around the world. Particular attention will be paid to students in K-16 educational contexts, such as the influence of social media on students, students' abilities to engage in current events through technology and social media, and the way in which technology and media affects human relationships and communication in target language countries. Students will read, listen to, and view a variety of authentic texts, and they will also engage in text analysis and discussion on these topics. | ||||
Learn more about Concordia's strong foundation in the liberal arts, its rich history and traditions, and what it means to become responsibly engaged in the world.
For more information about the Language Institute contact Dr. Gay Rawson at rawson@cord.edu.
Questions about Language Training Center courses should be directed to ConcordiaLTC@cord.edu.
For information about the Graduate Certificate or graduate courses, please contact MasterEd@cord.edu.
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