In the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, students can take courses in Arabic, Chinese, French, and Spanish. Minors are available as well. Students who study languages often spend a summer, a semester or even a year, earning credits studying abroad in places like China, France, Spain, and Mexico.
Students who study language can:
- Explore other cultures and how they communicate.
- Expand your language knowledge in a linguistically diverse environment.
- Experience literature from a variety of perspective.
- Examine languages from different theoretical frameworks.
- Become immersed in a multicultural and multilingual environment.
How will I focus my studies?
Minor in French
French is currently spoken by over 300 million people on five continents and is,
therefore, particularly well-suited for travel. Known for its culture, cuisine
and lifestyle, France has influence that extends well beyond its borders. As a
global language, French opens up opportunities in international business and research
in the 88 countries where it is an official language or has special status. French
is a working language in numerous international organizations such as the UN, NATO,
the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross, the European
Union and the African Union.
Visit the Program Website
To learn more about this program, and to meet the faculty and advisors that you will guide your studies, visit the program website.
World Languages Programs website