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Students can take Arabic courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a minor in Middle East Studies
- or a secondary major in International and Area Studies.
- Students can take Chinese courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a minor in Chinese Studies,
- or a secondary major in International and Area Studies.
Students can take Latin, Greek and Classics courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a Classical Studies minor,
- or a secondary major in International and Area Studies.
Students can take French courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a minor or a major in French,
- a secondary major in International and Area Studies,
- a master's degree in French.
Contact Dr. Meritan for placement questions, study abroad, scholarships, and more.
Students can take German courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a minor or a major in German,
- a secondary major in International and Area Studies,
- a master's degree in German.
Contact Dr. Chronister for placement questions, study abroad, scholarships, and more.
Combine languages and demonstrate international understanding and skills across a wide variety of subjects. Shape your own secondary major by taking courses that most interest you. Take ownership over a final project that you design. Show graduate schools and employers that you have the skills and knowledge to work with diverse groups in international settings.
Students can take Japanese courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a minor in Japanese Studies,
- or a secondary major in International and Area Studies.
Contact Dr. Loschky for placement questions, study abroad, scholarships, and more.
Students can take Spanish courses to count toward:
- their language requirements for the B.A.,
- pursue a minor or a major in Spanish,
- a secondary major in International and Area Studies,
- a master's degree in Spanish.
Contact Spanish Coordination for placement questions, study abroad, scholarships, and more.
Certificate, graduate studies
Intended for aspiring teachers of English for non-native speakers, as well as for practicing teachers who would like to enhance their skills and credentials. Students will be better prepared to teach English in a wide range of contexts, both abroad and domestically, or to pursue a graduate degree in TEFL or another field within applied linguistics. Contact Dr. Yang for information.