The Tibetan Language Program at Stanford offers Beginning and Intermediate courses in Tibetan. First-year Tibetan is taught on Stanford campus by Tibetan Language Program Coordinator, Robert Clark. Second-year Tibetan is a distance learning course offered in cooperation with University of California, Berkeley. If you have questions about these course offerings, please see the contact information below each course series.
First-Year Tibetan
Students learn grammar, reading, and composition while exploring Tibetan culture and the Tibetan view of reality.
- TIBETLNG 1 - First-Year Tibetan, First Quarter
- TIBETLNG 2 - First-Year Tibetan, Second Quarter
- TIBETLNG 3 - First-Year Tibetan, Third Quarter
Instructor/Contact: Robert Clark
Intermediate Tibetan
A Distance Learning Collaboration with UC Berkeley, Intermediate Tibetan is designed to further develop the student's skills in modern standard Tibetan. There is a gradual increase in emphasis on basic cultural readings and developing intercultural competence. Note: Stanford students are encouraged to participate in the optional grammar review from August 27 to September 21. The mandatory session begins on 9/22/15.
- TIBETLNG 21 - Intermediate Tibetan, First Quarter
- TIBETLNG 22 - Intermediate Tibetan, Second Quarter
- TIBETLNG 23 - Intermediate Tibetan, Third Quarter
Contact: Eva Prionas
Instructor: Jann Ronis
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All classes offered through the Language Center observe the following administrative guidelines:
Download information about transfer credits [pdf].
