This program culminates in an overseas internship. For further information, contact the FLIT Office. A specialization in Foreign Language and International Public Service is another option offered the French , German , and Spanish degree programs. This specialization is designed for those students who would like to combine the study of a foreign language with another discipline or their choice to enhance their marketability after graduation. Click on the language for further information.
Students majoring in a foreign language usually begin at the second or third level.
The Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures will honor CLEP exams in French, German, and Spanish. As an alternative, or for additional credit, students who can enter at the 200 level or above are encouraged to take a validating course. Since credit of up to 16 hours is available, such students are in an advantageous position to complete a double major. You should also contact the advisors in the College of Education concerning specific requirements for Teacher Education. It is also highly recommended that students interested in a career in high school teaching minor or double major in a second field to make them more marketable.