Majors and Minors

• Classical Studies
• French
• German
• Ancient Greek
• Latin
• Spanish

Additional Programs

• Arabic
• Chinese
• Italian
• Japanese
• Russian
• Slovak
• International Cultures (IC)
• Modern Languages

Interdisciplinary Concentrations

• Africana Studies
• East Asian Studies
• International Business
• International Economics and Modern Language
• International Studies
• Italian Studies
• Latin American Studies
• Modern European Studies

Core Courses and the Language Requirement

Division I Core requirement in languages (six credits) is met with two sequential courses in the same language. Students may begin a new language or continue a language at their entry level of competence, as determined by placement examination.

Division II Core requirements and special designations (R/S/D/W) may be met with approved literature or culture courses taught in the department, offered either in the original language or in English (CL for classical studies and IC for modern languages).

Teaching Licensure

Students seeking licensure for teaching are reminded that the equivalent of 30-48 semester hours of credit is required for a Multi-Age teaching licensure in Latin or a modern language. They are strongly advised to take Teaching Languages (ML 308).