Minors in Foreign Languages
Why Minor in a Language?
Exploring new languages and cultures alongside classmates outside one's major enriches a student professionally, academically and personally.
Proficiency in a foreign language sets job seekers apart and builds the intercultural communication skills essential in today's globalized workplace. Because the ability to speak a foreign language is a concrete skill, students develop practical, real-world strategies for tracking and assessing their own progress, which carry over to other professional and personal pursuits. Through these shared experiences, students often discover new interests in the target culture's music, films, and literature — broadening their intellectual and personal horizons.
Minors: Modern & Classical Languages
Interested?
Stop by the conversation hour to meet current language students and faculty.
Students can register for a minor on Flashline through the Student Resources Page by navigating to Manage My Program. See Video Instructions.
Contact us at MCLS@kent.edu to get connected with the appropriate advisor for your desired program.
