Welcome to World Languages & Cultures!
The Department of World Languages and Cultures is more than just a place, more than just a college. Here we explore our connections to people and community through language and culture. We are a unique and diverse department and believe an essential part of becoming an educated person is understanding oneself and how we connect with people around the world.
We invite anyone interested in learning a language, exploring different cultures, and meeting interesting people to join our department and celebrate diversity with our incredible students and faculty.Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!
The 2024 Utah Language Access Conference will be held on USU's Logan campus on June 28 and 29. Find more information and register on the Utah Translators and Interpreters Association (UTIA) website.
Students may schedule a time to take a language proficiency test in person on the Logan Main Campus or remotely at a USU Location if they wish to gain credit for their foreign language fluency.
USU offers many beginner classes taught in English - no experience needed!
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Mimoun Akhiat, a recent graduate of the Master of Second Language Teaching (MSLT) program in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, has accepted an offer to pursue a Ph.D. at the University of Arizona.
Five Utah State men's tennis players earned various all-Mountain West honors, including Freshman of the Year.
USU Professor Joshua Thoms co-authored this year's honorable mention winner of the MLA Kenneth W. Mildenberger prize.
Utah State University Master of Second Language Teaching student Aminata (Amy) Sylla is the latest recipient of a Future Immersion Teacher Fellowship.
