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A Bachelor-level programme in International Language Studies that combines classroom language instruction with study-abroad and short study-tour opportunities. Suits students who want practical bilingual skills to pair with another major or to build toward careers in diplomacy, teaching, international business or development.
Andrews offers an undergraduate International Language Studies pathway with options to earn a Bachelor of Arts in French and Spanish categories, or a joint degree combining language and international business. The programme emphasises travel and cultural immersion via Adventist Colleges Abroad (ACA) locations such as Brazil and Spain and through international study tours.
Coursework mixes language instruction and culture-focused topics. Depending on the programme you may take classes such as French Conversation or Contemporary Spain. Students can also pursue certificates in French or Spanish, or add minors in French, German, Italian, Portuguese and/or Spanish. Classroom work can be combined with internships and research experiences to build fluency.
The page does not list specific course entry criteria. Prospective students should consult Andrews University undergraduate admissions; contact enroll@andrews.edu or the university’s admissions office for exact requirements and application steps.
Graduates use language skills in varied roles. The programme notes career paths including diplomat, economist, professor, language instructor, foreign exchange trader, foreign service officer, fundraising officer, grant writer and human rights advocate. Reported annual salaries (U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2021) for related occupations include interpreters and translators $52,330 and high school Spanish teacher $62,870.
While the page does not describe specific scholarships for this programme, language students are encouraged to explore Andrews University financial aid, departmental awards, and funding tied to study-abroad programmes such as ACA or short study tours.
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