Undergraduate
Foreign Language Education Minor
Offered on USF's Tampa Campus
Why minor in Foreign Language Education?
The undergraduate minor in Foreign Language Education is for students who are getting a bachelor’s degree in another field and who have an interest in teaching a foreign language in the future. The courses in the minor give students a foundation in methods of teaching a foreign or second language.
Completing an undergraduate minor helps students explore academic areas outside their current major which can lend to career readiness and graduate education.
Note: Completing the minor in Foreign Language Education does not result in Florida teaching certification.
Who can earn this minor?
Any student in good academic standing who is pursuing an undergraduate degree at USF Tampa campus can earn this minor. Some majors that pair well with this minor include various world languages such as Spanish, French, Chinese, German, Italian, Russian, American Sign Language, etc.
What are the requirements for this minor?
Visit the USF Catalog to review the course requirements for the minor in Foreign Language Education.
How do I declare a minor?
To declare a minor, please schedule an appointment with a College of Education academic advisor through Archivum Appointment Scheduler.