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Bengali
2021
SASLI has confirmed Elementary Bengali for Summer 2021. More course information will be coming soon!
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Dari
2021
Dari has been canceled for the 2021 program.
Dari is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Gujarati
2021
Gujarati has been canceled for the 2021 program.
Gujarati is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Hindi
2021
SASLI has confirmed Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced Hindi for Summer 2021. More course information will be coming soon!
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Malayalam*
Malayalam will be hosted by the South Asia Institute at the University of Texas at Austin during Summer 2021. Please contact SAI directly at sai@austin.utexas.edu for more information. Please be sure to include that SASLI referred you when contacting the South Asia Institute.
Marathi
2021
Marathi has been canceled for the 2021 program.
Marathi is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Nepali
2021
Nepali has been canceled for the 2021 program.
Nepali is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Pashto
2021
SASLI has confirmed the Intermediate level of Pashto. More course information will be coming soon!
Pashto is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Punjabi
2021
Punjabi has been canceled for the 2021 program.
Punjabi is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Sanskrit
2021
SASLI has confirmed Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced Sanskrit for Summer 2021. More course information for these confirmed courses will be coming soon!
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Sinhala
2021
SASLI has confirmed the Elementary level of Sinhala. More course information will be coming soon!
Sinhala is often under-enrolled. Those interested in this class are encouraged to apply early in the application cycle.
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Tamil
2021
SASLI has confirmed the Elementary Level of Tamil for the 2021 program. More information regarding this course is coming soon!
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Telugu*
Telugu will be hosted by the South Asia Institute at the University of Texas at Austin during Summer 2021. Please contact SAI directly at sai@austin.utexas.edu for more information. Please be sure to include that SASLI referred you when contacting the South Asia Institute.
Tibetan
2021
SASLI has confirmed to run a combined Intermediate and Advanced Tibetan course for Summer 2021. More course information will be coming soon!
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
Urdu
2021
SASLI has confirmed Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced Urdu for Summer 2021. More course information will be coming soon!
You can look at previous years’ syllabi here: https://sasli.wisc.edu/archived-syllabi/
I feel comfortable now speaking many many topics in Hindi and while I’m still at an intermediate level at this moment, I have learned the skills to adapt and feel comfortable fielding questions even if I don’t understand everything involved.
– Elementary Hindi Student 2020