Learning another language has many benefits that are both practical and life-enhancing.
Speaking another language certainly helps world travelers, but more than that, language skills can make you a more competitive job-seeker.
The study of world languages expands one’s perspective on human experience and is key to understanding art, literature, music and culture. Many students also pursue learning a language to get in touch with their own cultural heritage.
Check out our course schedule to see what is offered.
Interested in learning a language for personal enrichment? We also offer non-credit courses through our School of Continuing Education.
Department Chair, ESOL and World Languages
Associate Professor, World Languages
Department Coordinator
Assistant Professor, World Languages
Associate Professor, World Languages