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Spanish majors at Concordia learn the language, live the culture and love the opportunities for diving deeper into this rich program.
Language is a bridge between people and cultures. Knowing a language opens up new career and internship opportunities worldwide. And at Concordia, there are even more reasons to study a world language.
If you studied French, German or Spanish during high school and will be studying the same language at Concordia, this inventory must be taken before you register for courses.
Spanish majors at Concordia learn the language, live the culture and love the opportunities for diving deeper into this rich program.
Immerse yourself in French through food, films, literature, and unforgettable Francophone experiences.
Dive into German culture through music, philosophy and art, learn the language of Europe's leader in innovation.
Study the most widely spoken language in the world and learn about China's rich history and culture.
Study away in the birthplace of Western Culture or build a foundation in Italian language.
Expand your horizons and explore other cultures all across the world with Concordia's Study Away opportunities.
Our programs are dedicated to engaging students in the classroom and providing opportunities to apply what you have learned in the real world as well, both at home and abroad. And with Concordia, your journey doesn't end after four years.
Concordia students and Moorhead English Language Learners bond during poetry partnership.
With the help of a tuneful teacher, a group of dedicated Concordia College students learning German have found a fun new way to hone their skills through song — Der Concordia Deutschchor.
Six Spanish majors and minors went on a trip led by Dr. Fanny Roncal Ramirez, associate professor of Spanish. The group traveled to Havana, Cuba, for a PEAK experience like no other in Fall 2023.
As part of her many efforts to promote multilingualism, Dr. Gay Rawson, professor of French and chair of world languages and cultures, met with several lawmakers to help shine a spotlight on the need for more support of language education across the United States. These meetings were part of Language Advocacy Days 2023, hosted by the Joint National Committee for Languages and the National Council for Languages and International Studies.
With plans to pursue a career as a hospital administrator, Washington native Kailey Thomas ’25 chose Concordia for its healthcare leadership program.
With the goal of becoming a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Kylie Brenny ’25 spent two months shadowing doctors with multiple specialties in Italy and Spain.