With over 70 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs, each year, thousands of students earn degrees from the College of Arts & Humanities and move into the workplace in a wide variety of careers.
Designates degree is also available online.
French
More than 300 million people speak French on all five continents. It is also the most popular second language after English, and the third-most widely spoken language in the United States.
German
More than 220 million people speak German worldwide and the German program prepares its students to thrive as global citizens in a diverse world. Students acquire language proficiency and cultural competence that provide insight into the culture, literature, and history of German-speaking countries.
Scandinavian Studies
The Scandinavian Studies Program offers students an opportunity to combine Norwegian or Swedish languages with study of the greater Nordic cultural region. It provides students with a familiarity of Scandinavian heritage and history.
Spanish
Close to 500 million people speak Spanish and 20 countries have it as their official language. Spanish is the second-most spoken language in the U.S., giving you a local and a global advantage when it comes to job and business opportunities, travel, and life experiences.
