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, such as becoming a certified translator. 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 .
Contact us at MCLS@kent.edu to get connected with the appropriate advisor for your desired program.
