Modern Languages
What You'll Study
The Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages awards a minor in Modern Languages. The minor in Modern Languages is offered for students who may wish to supplement their coursework in their major field of study with significant coursework in modern languages and literatures. The minor should be of particular interest to students in International Relations, Political Science, Linguistics, History, and English, but students in any field qualify for this minor by meeting the requirements.
Degrees Offered:
Minor
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