Chinese is the world's most widely-spoken languages with over a billion speakers. A growing population of native Chinese speakers in the U.S. and speakers across the globe, the demand to provide dual-language services continues to increase. Learning Chinese helps position you to be eligible for a variety of jobs that need fluency in Chinese.
The Bachelor of Arts with a major in modern languages build upon the study of culture, history, literature, and advanced linguistics by including coursework in Chinese media, Chinese in the workplace, and other special topics in an international context.
Bachelor of Arts
Our diverse faculty are dedicated to help you with your professional language goals
A state-of-the-art language laboratory with the latest innovations in digital technology supports language acquisition for the entire university community.
We have education abroad programs in Shanghai, Beijing, Taiwan, and more!
International study or internship greatly expands your knowledge of other cultures and their art and can be the most effective and rewarding way to satisfy foreign language requirements.
You'll be able to develop your Chinese first-hand through experiential learning on a journey overseas.
UNG has a wide range of these opportunities. More information can be found at the Center for Global Engagement.
Project GO is an initiative sponsored by the Defense Language and National Security Education Office and administered by the Institute of International Education and National Security Education Office.
These scholarships fund cadets who wish to study a critical language such as Chinese during their college career.
Find more information about Project go.
All Modern Language majors require a minor. Explore all minors.
If you are interested in taking an in-depth 6-week summer course specially made for learning Chinese, the Summer Language Institute has the program for you.
This intensive 5-year program provides a unique opportunity for dedicated undergraduate students who seek to achieve professional-level competency in Chinese language and culture. More information on the Chinese Flagship Program.
We're all different, and we encourage & empower you to be you. We provide a safe space to celebrate and to learn from each other.
Find outdoor sculptures across our campuses. Visit our galleries to see student and faculty art exhibitions. Art is all around!
At UNG, you're not alone. You have access to licensed therapists and other mental health resources to support your well-being.
