Modern Foreign Languages: Applied Concentration

Bachelor of Arts

The major in Modern Foreign Languages: Applied Concentration prepares students for a career in today's increasingly global economy. The program emphasizes an interactive approach to foreign language learning, the development of intercultural literacy, and the acquisition of the professional skills necessary to concentrate on both foreign language learning and the pursuit of course offered within any other major at Lake Erie college. Modern Foreign Language: applied Concentration majors are strongly encouraged to spend a semester abroad.

The department of Modern Foreign Languages provides individualized support in internship as well as in career placement. A department partnership with Case Western Reserve University allows department majors preferred access to scholarships at Case Western Reserve Law School and the Case Western Reserve Master's programs in Foreign Languages.

Requirements for the Major:
A minimum of 40 semester hours including:

24 credits beyond the 100-level in one foreign language and 16 additional credits beyond the 100-level in either another foreign language or any other major offered at Lake Erie College. Lake Erie College offers language courses in French, German, Italian, and Spanish.