The Modern Foreign Languages department offers several degree programs, including the B.A. (Spanish, German), dual B.A. degrees with Humanities (Spanish and German), minors (Spanish, German, and Japanese Studies, and a Seond Academic Concentration for the BSEd (Spanish). In addition to our academic programs, we also offer courses at the beginning and intermediate levels of Cherokee*, Chinese, and French.
All of our 101 and 102 language and culture courses satisfy the P6 (World Cultures) requirement for the Liberal Studies Program. For specific requirements for our undergraduate programs, see the links below.
Be sure to check out these and other course offerings by browsing the University Catalog.
* Degree programs in Cherokee Studies are also available through the Department of Anthropology and Sociology.