Learning about another culture through language makes you a more powerful and agile thinker, and a better citizen of the world.
Learning a language will do more than prepare you for the international workplace. Being bilingual will give you a more informed, enlightened, and empathetic view of people and cultures. It’s about connecting with people, the joy of experiencing the world from another perspective, and the sense of confidence you’ll feel when you enter new situations in life.
The Global Experience
A new generation of students are immersing themselves in the study of language and culture with the goal of tackling some of the world’s toughest problems.
Cynthia Malambi ’20
“I am interested in international human rights, particularly on the continent of Africa. I want to do the impossible in life.”
Cynthia's StoryRichard Lisi ’18
“Language is a medium that helps people become more self-aware, and it has the power to transmit values across generations.”
Richard's StoryEmily Hadfield ’19
“Learning a second language is such a privilege. Not everyone in the world has access to that kind of education.”
Emily's StoryTop: European Cityscape