Global/international studies opportunities in the College of the Liberal Arts at Penn State Julianna Chaszar Academic Adviser School of Languages & Literatures

Languages M = major, m = minor Arabic (ARAB) – m Chinese (CHNS) – M, m French & and Francophone Studies (FR BA, FR BS) – M, m German (GERBA, GERBS) – M, m Hebrew (HEBR) – m Italian (IT BA, IT BS) – M, m Japanese (JAPNS) – M, m Russian (RUS) – M, m Spanish (SPNBA, SPNBS) – M, m

More Languages Hindi (HINDI) – 12 th cr. level Korean (KOR) – 15 th cr. level Portuguese (PORT) – 12 th cr. level Swahili (SWA) – 12 th cr. level Ukrainian (UKR) – 12 th cr. level (occasional)

Area & Diaspora Studies African Studies (AFRST) – M, m Asian Studies (ASIA) – M, m Black Diaspora Studies (BLDSP) – m Jewish Studies (J ST) – M, m Latin American Studies (LATAM) – M, m Latina/o Studies (LTNST) – m Middle East Studies (MESTU) – m Russian Area Studies (RUSSA) – m M = Major, m = minor

Other programs w/ int’l content Anthropology (ANTH) – M, m Comparative Literature (CMLIT) major World Literature (W LIT) minor Environmental Inquiry (ENV I) Intercollege minor Global & International Studies (GLOBE) major International Studies (INSTD) minor (Visit CMLIT website for details.)

Other programs, cont’d Global Security (GLBSC) – m History (HIST) – M, m International Politics (INTPL) major / Political Science (PL SC) minor Religious Studies (RL ST) – m Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) – m (See APLNG website.) Women’s Studies (WS BA, WS BS) – M, m

Adapted from undated material issued by Pennsylvania Department of Education Division of Arts and Humanities, Bureau of Curriculum Services. Careers in area 1: Language is a primary skill—must have to get a job Careers in area 2: Language is an auxiliary skill—highly useful or required Careers in area 3: Language is an auxiliary skill—useful with other skills