Undergraduate degrees

Arabic
Chinese (Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures)
Classics
Cognitive science
Comparative Literature Program
English
French
German
Greek (modern) (Department of Arabic Language, Literature, and Linguistics)
Hebrew (Department of Arabic Language, Literature, and Linguistics)
Italian
Japanese (Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures)
Korean (Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures)
Linguistics
Polish (Department of Slavic Languages)
Regional and comparative studies
Russian (Department of Slavic Languages)
Russian literature and culture
Slavic Languages
Spanish
Turkish (Department of Arabic Language, Literature, and Linguistics)
Ukranian (Department of Slavic Languages)

Graduate and professional degrees

Professional development programs and certificates

Language education and development

Other programs

English as a foreign language

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