Credits
3
Prerequisites
None
Dates
Feb 13 – Apr 14
Program Countries
Nepal
Program Base
Online
Critical Global Issue of Study
Identity & Human Resilience
Develop your Tibetan language skills through this unique online course with experienced Tibetan language instructors.
3
None
Feb 13 – Apr 14
Nepal
Online
Identity & Human Resilience
Study Tibetan online with experienced Tibetan language instructors to rapidly build language skills through daily formal instruction. After an initial language proficiency assessment, you will be placed in a beginning, intermediate, or advanced class. During this course, you will develop oral comprehension and basic literacy skills through regular assignments, quizzes, and conversation practice.
Students will be expected to devote approximately 15 hours per week to this course over a nine-week period. The course schedule is flexible to accommodate a variety of student schedules and time zones and it integrates both synchronous and asynchronous activities. Synchronous sessions may include three hours per week with the language instructor(s) doing drills and practicing conversation. The frequency, duration, and scheduling of synchronous sessions will be determined together by instructors and class participants during the first week of the course.
Asynchronous activities may include approximately 10-12 hours per week on practice exercises, small group projects, discussion boards, and completing assignments. Students are required to demonstrate a strong online presence by participating in group discussions, answering questions, and interacting with course participants and staff.
Through oral proficiency testing you will be placed in beginning, intermediate, or advanced classes.
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:
The following syllabi are representative of this program. Because courses develop and change over time to take advantage of dynamic learning opportunities, actual course content will vary from term to term.
The syllabi can be useful for students, faculty, and study abroad offices in assessing credit transfer. Read more about credit transfer.
Beginning Tibetan – syllabus
(TIBE 1003 – 1503 Online Course / 3 Credits)
Intermediate Tibetan – syllabus
(TIBE 2003 – 2503 Online Course / 3 Credits)
Advanced Tibetan – Syllabus
(TIBE3003 – 3503 Online Course / 3 credits)
The tuition for this program is $1,296. You may be able to use financial aid from your home school, if applicable. Contact your study abroad, advising or financial aid office for more information. SIT Admissions is also available for questions.