World Languages with Concentrations in American Sign Language, French, German Studies, and Spanish

A minor in Interpreting can be earned upon completion of 18 credit hours in courses including English Processing for Interpreters, Fundamentals and Theories of Interpreting, Signs in Application, and Interpreting.

The Interpreting minor is available only to ASL majors.

For a more in-depth look at minor requirements, visit our Academic Catalog.

A minor in American Sign Language can be earned upon completion of 15 hours of Sign Language electives beyond the core requirements. Deaf Culture (SGLG 305) in combination with any other ASL courses at the 200-level or above is required.

Non-American Sign Language majors can also choose American Sign Language as a minor area of concentration.

For a more in-depth look at minor requirements, visit our Academic Catalog.

The minor in Cultural Studies with Concentrations in French, German, and Spanish provides students with an opportunity to gain and demonstrate competence in language studies above and beyond the level specified by the University language requirement. It also provides an opportunity for students to gain a deeper knowledge of the history, culture, and politics of their chosen target culture. The minor will require the completion of 18 credit hours in the selected concentration (French, German, or Spanish)

A WLLC major and Cultural Studies minor in the same concentration are mutually exclusive. Courses taken in WLLC can only be used for one minor program (Cultural Studies or Language Minor).

For a more in-depth look at minor requirements, visit our Academic Catalog.

The Minor in Intercultural Communication consist of 1 200-level language course, 3 WLLC foundation courses and 2 selections from the courses offered in the comparative tier of the WLLC major, for a total of 15 hours. The main goal of the minor is to build the cultural awareness and intercultural competence of students.

For a more in-depth look at minor requirements, visit our Academic Catalog.

The Department of World Languages, Literatures, & Culture also offers a Classical Languages Minor consisting of 15 elective hours within the specified program, as well as a Professional Education Minor consisting of 23 hours within the specified program.