Spanish language and Spanish-American literature. Aside from the traditional classroom settings, Rhodes maintains a state of the art language center within Buckman Hall, Rhodes' newest academic building. This connection allows for the transmission of broadcasts from around the world to be utilized by faculty and students for instruction. There is literally a world of opportunities for foreign language majors. Three-fourths of foreign language majors travel abroad before graduating from Rhodes.
Students can take advantage of several different overseas experiences.
Rhodes faculty accompany the group to provide additional instruction and to organize additional excursions. Two years of college level course work in the designated language are required for these programs. These and dozens of other programs are available to Rhodes students. The Director of International Programs assists students in preparation for their international education. Students majoring in a foreign language may be able to earn credit closer to home through a service-learning project.