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Undergraduate Programs

Department of World Languages & Cultures

Learn about the undergraduate programs offered by the Department of World Languages and Culture.

Explore the many opportunities to major in a language, or add value to another degree by learning to speak another language.

Undergraduate Degrees Offered

French, B.A. The French major promotes language fluency, research skills and cultural awareness. It provides all you need to succeed in a wide range of careers and can help you discover a world of opportunities abroad or closer to home. Learn More
French, B.A. with Teacher Licensure The teacher licensure program is designed to develop highly competent professionals to serve in educational leadership roles. Discover
German Studies, B.A. The German Studies program fosters a critical understanding of German culture through the study of language, literature, art, history, film, media and contemporary culture. View Now
Spanish, B.A. Our program allows you to explore the Spanish language and culture through diverse courses from linguistics to literature, film and pedagogy. Explore Now
Spanish, B.A. with Teacher Licensure You will earn a degree that will help you prepare students for success in a diverse, globalized world. Learn More
Spanish, B.A./M.A. Our program provides you with an accelerated five-year option to pursue baccalaureate and master’s degrees simultaneously. Students can count up to 12 hours of graduate-level courses to fulfill requirements for the B.A. and use those same 12 credits toward the M.A. in Spanish. Get Involved

Undergraduate Student Resources

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Placement Test

The Language Placement Tool assesses your current language abilities and matches you to the language course most suitable for your level. It is offered online in French, German, Latin and Spanish.
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World Language Requirement

The language requirement generally requires you to complete a language course at the 201 level (or higher depending on placement). If you continue with a language you studied in high school, you usually need to take one or two courses to fulfill the requirement.

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