Skip to Main Content
menu

Language and Culture

Undergraduate Bachelor Programs

Language and Culture

Language and Culture

About Us

We graduate students who have become successful translators, interpreters, teachers, professors, social workers, psychologist, politicians, nurses, entrepreneurs, musicians, graphic designers, law enforcement professionals, and any professions involving helping the Latino community. You can become one of them!

Language and Culture Programs

Spanish/Latin American Studies

Spanish is the second most widely spoken language in the U.S., with an estimated 400 million Spanish speakers worldwide. Being proficient in Spanish and its cultures is of particular importance in California, where the number of Spanish-speaking households continues to increase.

French/Francophone Studies

French remains the most widely spoken European language outside of English. It remains the language of refinement and culture, and through francophone literature reflects a uniquely global diversity of cultures based solely on language.

Additional Programs

Other program options including Asian Studies, Cultural Studies, and Linguistics.