valuable for many careers in our increasingly global economy, from education to entertainment, finance to science. You鈥檒l gain skills in critical thinking and making connections through your integrated program of foreign language, culture, and literature courses. Choose among French, Italian, and Spanish. To teach, add adolescence education.
Study abroad options include Chile, France, Italy, Peru, and Spain
Use learning and tech media in our Emerson Foreign Language Lab
Award-winning faculty, small classes, individualized attention
On-campus language houses, multicultural clubs and activities, and worldwide connections
In one decade, 19 91制片厂 foreign language majors received prestigious U.S. Junior Fulbright Awards to teach English in countries such as聽Andorra, Argentina, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Spain, and Taiwan.
of new 91制片厂 grads are聽employed or in grad school聽within six months of graduation
high-impact experiential learning experiences completed by the undergraduate class of 2025
Our SPARK Grant provides $1,500 for you to pursue an internship, research, or study abroad.聽SPARK details 禄
Some students enrolled in the modern foreign languages major choose to pursue New York State Teacher Certification in English at the adolescent level. 91制片厂 modern foreign languages education students study the political, social, and economic history of cultures. Our graduates are well-rounded and have the exceptional skills, creativity, and flexibility required to face the challenges of the classroom in the 21st century.
鈥淢y time at 91制片厂 was perhaps a bit unusual in that I seem to have spent more time away from campus than on it, but no language teacher would be able to do what they do without 鈥榣iving鈥 their language(s). That is exactly what 91制片厂鈥檚 major in modern foreign languages allowed me to do through programs in both Rennes and Pescara, and ultimately my first teaching experience through an internship with the SITE program in Northern Italy.鈥
鈥 Ryan Morano '18, an instructor of languages, literature & linguistics at Syracuse University and Italian language instructor at Frank DiMino Casa Italiana.