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Academic Catalog 2018-2019
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Language, Literature & Translation

  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA/​Business Administration, MBA
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA/​Library and Information Science, MLIS
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Classics
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Comparative Literature
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Classical Greek
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: French and Francophone Language, Literature, and Culture
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: German Language, Literature, and Culture
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Interpreting
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Latin
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Linguistics
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Spanish and Hispanophone Language, Literature, and Culture
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Translation
  • Translation, Graduate Certificate
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College of Letters and Science

Language, Literature, and Translation, MA/Library and Information Science, MLIS

  • Overview
  • Requirements

In collaboration with several other academic units at UW-Milwaukee, SOIS offers students the opportunity to obtain two Master’s degrees concurrently—one in Library and Information Science (MLIS) and one in a subject area.

Degree Requirements

  • The number of degree credits needed for each of the coordinated programs is usually 12 fewer than the sum of the two programs if they were not taken simultaneously. All degree requirements of each component must be satisfied.
  • The MLIS portion of the coordinated degrees can be completed online.
  • Prerequisite to the award of either degree in this program is the simultaneous award of its counterpart degree.

MLIS Component

The Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) component of each of the coordinated programs includes 30 credits of SOIS courses. These include the MLIS core courses (12 credits). The remaining 18 MLIS credits are selected from the School’s offerings in accordance with the student’s goals in the coordinated degree program.

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  • Admission Requirements 
  • Credits and Courses
  • Program Requirements

Admission Requirements 

Application Deadlines

Application deadlines vary by program, please review the application deadline chart for specific programs. Other important dates and deadlines can be found by using the One Stop calendars.

Admission

An applicant must meet the UWM Graduate School requirements plus all admission requirements of both the School of Information Studies and the coordinated degree department. Please review the admission details of each program and contact an advisor with any questions.

Credits and Courses

Basic Required MLIS Courses

Course List
Code Title Credits
Core Courses12
INFOST 501
Foundations of Library and Information Science
INFOST 511
Organization of Information
INFOST 571
Information Access and Retrieval
INFOST 799
Research Methods in Information Studies
Other MLIS courses18
Total Credits30

Important

You must refer to the catalog pages of both individual master's programs to ensure that you meet all requirements for both degrees.

Note: The full requirements for MALLT concentrations appear below. Some electives are waived for the MLIS/MALLT program.

Linguistics Requirements

The following are the minimum course requirements for a concentration within the Standard Track: 

Course List
Code Title Credits
Core Seminars
Selected two of the following:6
LINGUIS 708
Proseminar in Linguistics
MALLT 706
Seminar in Foreign Language Methodology and Pedagogy
CURRINS 800
Master's Seminar in Curriculum and Instruction
PHILOS 681
Seminar in Advanced Topics: (subtitle)
Additional Requirements
LINGUIS 460Introduction to Phonology3
LINGUIS 464Introduction to Syntax3
Select three additional courses in Linguis9
Select three additional linguistics courses in or outside the Department of Linguistics
Electives
Select 9 credits in consultation with the student’s advisor 19
Total Credits30
1

May include up to 6 credits in MALLT 790.

Spanish and Hispanophone Language, Literature, and Culture Requirements

The following are the minimum course requirements for a concentration within the Standard Track:

Course List
Code Title Credits
Select two core seminars as a foundation in basic aspects of languages, literatures, and linguistics6
Select at least 15 graduate credits in Spanish15
Select three courses in related areas to give the program breadth9
Total Credits30

Program Requirements

Students interested in the MALLT/MLIS program will be expected to follow all of the requirements and standards as described in this section of the Bulletin. Nine of the 30 credits normally required for a MALLT degree will be satisfied by courses taken in SOIS. In the coordinated degree program, MALLT thesis option credits will be in addition to the 21 required MALLT credits. Courses in related areas must be approved by the Coordinator of MALLT.

  • See the MALLT and MLIS pages for more information.
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Language, Literature & Translation

  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA/​Business Administration, MBA
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA/​Library and Information Science, MLIS
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Classics
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Comparative Literature
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Classical Greek
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: French and Francophone Language, Literature, and Culture
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: German Language, Literature, and Culture
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Interpreting
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Latin
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Linguistics
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Spanish and Hispanophone Language, Literature, and Culture
  • Language, Literature, and Translation, MA: Translation
  • Translation, Graduate Certificate
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