The new department of Global Languages and Cultures (GLAC) brings together faculty with research and teaching expertise in linguistic, cultural, literary, language and media studies. The department offers Bachelor of Arts degrees in Classics, Modern Languages (French, German or Russian) and Spanish.
The interdisciplinary degree plans allow students flexibility in pursuing a degree, while equipping students with practical skills needed in the modern work environment, such as intercultural competency, foreign language proficiency and analytical and critical thinking skills.
Students can explore a wide variety of subjects that connect ideas and concepts across disciplines. The Department of Global Languages and Cultures is at the forefront of university efforts to prepare students for an interconnected future, and to educate global citizens and future leaders.