These master of arts programs provide students with an introduction to either Peninsular/Latin American or French/Francophone literatures. At the same time, the focus on language and culture fully prepares students for employment as foreign language teachers at the middle and high school levels. Coursework is divided between the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures (six courses) and the School of Education (generally four courses). The courses required by the School of Education vary depending on the entry qualifications of students. All students should consult with the School of Education for the current requirements.