Modern Languages

The Department of Modern Languages currently offers programs in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese.

Language is how we communicate. It is how we express ourselves to others. Learning a second language broadens that ability to communicate and has become a vital skill in our interconnected global world. It deepens our understanding of other countries and their cultures.

Not only does learning a second language increase your interpersonal and analytical skills, it opens the doors to many career opportunities that may take you across the globe.

Academics Special Programs Student Resources

Modern Language Day

Modern Language Day (MLD) at the University of North Georgia will be Thursday, April 18, 2024.

Find more information on the MLD page.

Federal grant helps Jordanian teachers gain skills

Jordanian teachers gain skills through grant

A U.S. State Department grant helped 15 Jordanian teachers learn how to teach English and gain new pedagogical approaches during a two-week trip to UNG and Georgia State University.

Translation software assists students

UNG has received software that will save Spanish translation certificate program students time and money by storing the translations they have previously made.

Jordanians to learn English with State Department funds

Grant funds teaching English to Jordanians

UNG will teach English and pedagogical approaches to Jordanian educators through a grant of more than $240,000 from the U.S. State Department.

Practice makes perfect in summer programs

More than 130 middle and high school students reaped the benefits of two UNG summer academic programs. They increased their knowledge through enrichment classes on UNG's Gainesville Campus and were exposed

Food and culture featured during the 2020 International Education Week

Food and culture featured during 2020 International Education Week

Scheduled for Nov. 16-20, International Education Week is an opportunity for academic departments and student groups to provide an array of cultural events that promote global learning. The weeklong celebration

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