Department of Modern & Classical Languages
The Department of Modern and Classical Languages is part of the Division of World Languages and Cultures, and it offers major programs leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern Languages with concentrations in Arabic, Chinese, French, and French with Business Emphasis. These degrees are designed to develop proficiency in the target language while introducing the student to the culture, history, and literature of their respective countries of study.
The B.A. in French with Business Emphasis builds upon the study of culture, history, and literature by including coursework in accounting, business administration, and marketing in an international context.
The A.A. degree in Core Curriculum with Pathway Courses in Modern Languages is essentially comprised of the Core Curriculum requirements for Areas A-E, plus the Area F requirements for regular Modern Languages degrees.
The Department offers minors in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Korean, and Russian, and coursework is also available in Italian, Japanese, and Latin language in either regular classroom settings or through a self-instructional model that complies with the standards of NASILP (the National Association of Self-Instructional Language Programs).
UNG Languages News
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Spanish department sponsors visiting Latino poet Xánath Caraza and musician Imer Santiago
Xánath Caraza's advice on writing is simple — just go with the flow. Caraza visited the University of North Georgia's (UNG) Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses March 6-7 for a series of classroom disc
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Students and parents take a peek at UNG during open house
Future University of North Georgia (UNG) students and their parents will learn about the university at the upcoming open houses at all five campuses this spring.
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UNG student receives Board of Regents recognition
University of North Georgia (UNG) senior Christopher "Kalub" Anderson of Villa Rica, Georgia, was recognized Feb. 13 by the Georgia Board of Regents for his outstanding academic achievements at the Un
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Campus Spotlight: UNG shines at USG Board of Regents meeting
A group of University of North Georgia (UNG) students showcased the language programs on Thursday, Jan. 11, during the monthly meeting of the University System of Georgia (USG) Board of Regents in Atl
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Two UNG graduates to continue their postsecondary journey
At commencement ceremonies at the University of North Georgia (UNG) on the Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses Dec. 15-16, more than 1,000 graduates received their certificates or degrees, and 34 cadet