Undergraduate
Program Overview
BA World Languages and Cultures
The Bachelor of Arts in World Languages and Cultures offers students a solid foundation in language and linguistic skills as well as knowledge of diverse cultures. Upon completion of the program, students will be able to interact and participate in a global environment.
What can I do with a major within World Languages & Cultures?
USF TAMPA CAMPUS
Degree Concentrations:
Students may choose one concentration or combine two concentrations:
- Applied Linguistics → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- Chinese Language and Culture → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- Classics (Greek/Latin) → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- East Asian Languages and Cultures (Japanese/Chinese) → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- French and Francophone Studies → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- German → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- Interdisciplinary Classical Civilizations (Greek/Roman) → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- Italian → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- Russian → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
- Spanish and Latin American Studies → (concentration flyer) (Academic Catalog)
One concentration: 30 credit hours; 6 credit hours major core and 24 credit hour electives for one concentration.
Combined Concentration: 6 credit hours major core and 12 credit hours for each of the two concentrations.
All students will take two common courses: the entry-level course LIN 3003 “Language Matters” and FOT 4131 "Understanding World Cultures"
USF ST. PETERSBURG CAMPUS
The USFSP Campus no longer offers a major or minor with World Languages and Culture.
Please contact Ms. Pilar Rodriguez for questions related to our French courses.
Please contact Dr. Frédéric Leveziel for questions related to our Spanish courses.