Whatever one's major, studying a foreign language offers a number of benefits. Knowing another language allows communication with other peoples and more access to their cultures. Employers and graduate schools are receiving an ever-increasing number of applications from qualified students and are looking for something special; the broadened perspective to be gotten from studying other cultures makes one stand out.
Mastering a foreign language can lead to a rewarding career in the areas of international business, translating and interpreting, education, tourism, foreign service, management and social services. It can help appreciation of varied fields of interest, from chemistry to drama, by learning significant works in their original language.
No matter what field of specialization, the study of another language and culture provides a broader view of the world and additional marketable skills.
For more information in pursuing a major or a minor in foreign language, please contact Professor Katrina Heil, Director of Foreign Language Studies, at heil@mail.etsu.edu.
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| Dr. Katrina Heil Assistant Chair for Foreign Languages heil@mail.etsu.edu |
Checksheet for Minor in Chinese
Checksheet for Major in Foreign Language with a Concentration in French
Checksheet for Minor in French
Checksheet for Major in Foreign Language with a Concentration in German
Checksheet for Minor in German
Checksheet for Minor in Japanese
Checksheet for Major in Foreign Language with a Spanish Concentration
Checksheet for Minor in Spanish
Checksheet for Minor in Applied Spanish
Checksheet for Minor in Applied Spanish for Major in Foreign Language with a Spanish Concentration