B.A. in World Languages and Cultures

Bachelor of Arts in World Languages and Cultures, Spanish Concentration

For specific course and program requirements, please consult the current undergraduate catalog.

The Spanish Program is designed for students who are interested in the linguistics, history, and cultures of people from Spanish speaking countries.

Completion of Spanish Program prepares students for conversational and written fluency in the Spanish language, as well as a sound foundation of knowledge related to Hispanic culture, heritage, and contemporary issues.

This program provides students with an immersive education in the concentration of their choice through the required Study Abroad component of the World Languages and Cultures Program. This includes the development of cultural competencies as a product of living and studying outside of the United States.

Bachelor of Arts in World Languages and Cultures, French Concentration

For specific course and program requirements, please consult the current undergraduate catalog.

The French Program is designed for students who are interested in the linguistics, history, and cultures of French-speaking countries. A student in the French Concentration will take many classes based around writing and speaking the language, along with three required French Cultural courses (which focus on geography, history, literature, and business) of the student's choice.

Completion of French Program prepares students for conversational and written fluency in the French language, as well as a sound foundation of knowledge related to French culture, heritage, and contemporary issues.

This program provides students with an immersive education in the concentration of their choice through the required Study Abroad component of the World Languages and Cultures Program. This includes the development of cultural competencies as a product of living and studying outside of the United States.

Bachelor of Arts in in World Languages and Cultures, German Concentration

For specific course and program requirements, please consult the current undergraduate catalog.

The German Program is designed for students who are interested in the linguistics, history, and cultures of people from Germanic areas. Classes are based mainly around the development of communication skills, along with an understanding of the political, cultural, and economic makeup of both historical and modern Germany.

Completion of German Program prepares students for conversational and written fluency in the German language, as well as a sound foundation of knowledge related to Germanic culture, heritage, and contemporary issues.

This program provides students with an immersive education in the concentration of their choice through the required Study Abroad component of the World Languages and Cultures Program. This includes the development of cultural competencies as a product of living and studying outside of the United States.

Study Abroad

Mansfield University participates in the International Student Exchange Program. Our membership opens study abroad options with 150 universities in over 50 countries around the world. Wherever you go in the world, you’re sure to find a fellow Mountie! With Mansfield’s growing network of alumni and friends, there are many languages and cultures to choose from. Pursue an immersive education by living and studying outside of the United States. 

Where in the world are our students? View the map of where MU students have studied to take a trip with them around the globe!

Careers

Our World Languages and Cultures graduates have found successful careers in the following professions:

• Interpreter
• Translator
• International Aid
• International Development
• English as a Foreign Language Teacher
• Journalist
• Logistics and Distribution Manager
• Sales Executive

For a listing of available jobs and internships in your field, visit the Career Center at Mansfield University!