Language, Culture and World Trade Major, BA

This interdisciplinary program blends theory and practice and features three major components:

• a major in a foreign language and culture (French, Italian, Russian, or Spanish);
• a professional concentration in one of four areas of international enterprise; and
• a required capstone course and an internship.

It prepares students for graduate school in foreign languages or employment in international corporations including travel and tourism, media and entertainment, diplomacy, banking and transportation.

Major Completion Summary

University Core Requirements (38-49 Credits)

See complete University Core requirements.

Must include ECO 105 Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics. For major-appropriate specific core requirements in history, social sciences and religious studies, students meet with Department of Modern Languages and Cultures advisor for approval.

Major Requirements (45 Credits)

¹

At least six of these courses must be 300-level and in French, Italian, Russian or Spanish.

²

Select two of the following courses with Advisor's approval: ACC 203, COM 213, ECO 271, ECO 238 (B), ECO 240, ECO 272, ECO 323, ECO 357 or ECO 657, ECO 325 (B), ECO 378, LAW 316 (C), MAR 351 (A), MGT262 (D), MGT 309, MGT 312 (A), MGT 315 (A), MGT 341, POL 322 (C), POL 208, POL 219, POL 303A, POL 303C.

Open Electives (26-27 Credits)

In addition to the courses listed below, students are required to complete two courses with the Anti-Racism Education attribute attached. These cour​ses may be taken during any semester of their education. See advisor for more information.