UNC’s MA in Romance Languages immerses graduate students in linguistics, literature, and film across the Francophone, Hispanophone, and Italophone worlds. Cohorts refine translation craft, analyze post-colonial cinema, and publish corpus-linguistics studies on gender-inclusive language. Dual-city residencies—Sevilla and Montpellier—intensify immersion, while community-interpreting clinics serve North Carolina’s multilingual populations. Digital-humanities electives teach TEI-encoded editions and VR storytelling, preparing graduates for careers in diplomacy, localization, and PhD research.
Corpus study on gender-neutral pronoun uptake in Spanish news
Podcast analyzing Francophone Afrofuturist literature
Interactive VR tour of Dante’s Florence with bilingual narration
Service-learning translation of health brochures into Haitian Creole
Grant proposal for preserving Sardinian oral epics
Critical essay on eco-poetics in contemporary Latin American poetry
Subtitling workshop for Senegalese documentaries
Digital exhibit on Sephardic Judeo-Spanish manuscripts
Mobile app teaching medical French to nursing students
Comparative study of code-switching in Italian trap music
Policy brief on heritage-language support in public schools
Photo-essay pairing Catalan graffiti with independence rhetoric
Machine-learning tool detecting dialect variation in Caribbean Spanish
Community film festival featuring migrant narratives in French cinema
White paper on AI translation ethics for low-resource languages
StoryMap tracing Afro-Peruvian rhythms across the diaspora
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