Department Information
The Department of English and Modern Languages at FHSU offers students a robust education that blends critical thinking, writing versatility, and foreign language proficiency. With degrees in English and Modern Languages, students can choose concentrations in teaching, writing, literature, or foreign languages. The department's programs are designed to equip students with the adaptability, creativity, and leadership skills necessary to excel in various career fields. Whether you aim to pursue a career in education, business, or international relations, the combination of literary knowledge and language fluency will enhance your marketability in an increasingly globalized world.
Students in this department have the opportunity to engage in unique extracurricular activities, including service-learning projects, working on award-winning publications, and participating in language and cultural events. The department's dual-degree options, such as Nursing/Spanish and Business/Spanish, provide additional flexibility and broaden career opportunities. With dedicated faculty and a supportive learning environment, students will gain the essential skills to thrive in their chosen fields and contribute meaningfully to their communities and beyond.
While earning your degree is your primary goal, college offers much more than just attending classes. Get involved in extracurricular activities that help you develop leadership skills, learn more about your chosen career, and make a difference in your community.
- Sigma Tau Delta: The English student society at FHSU, promoting interest in literature and writing, with opportunities for leadership, academic recognition, and attending national conventions.
- Lines from the Middle of Nowhere: An award-winning literary and arts journal showcasing our students' talents. Get involved as part of the editorial board or submit your work for consideration.
- Hispanic Dance Sessions: Sponsored by the Spanish Club, these sessions promote Hispanic culture through dance, open to all students and the community.
- Tertulia: An opportunity for students to practice Spanish in a relaxed environment with peers, faculty, and community members.
- Hispanic Film Festival: Experience Hispanic culture through film, with events that showcase issues relevant to the Hispanic world.
- Spanish Club: Organizes cultural events, fundraisers, and activities related to Hispanic culture, such as salsa parties and dance sessions.
- Certificate
- Minor
- Bachelors
- Masters
- On-Campus
- Online
