About the B.A. in European Language, Literature and Film Studies
UW’s European studies program offers an interdisciplinary exploration of European language, literature and film. You’ll take 30 credit hours of language study in French, German or Spanish. The remaining curriculum includes flexible course options, some of which are offered bilingually.
Outside the classroom, students are encouraged to get involved in everything UW has to offer. From student-led clubs to study abroad programs, the Department of Modern and Classical Languages is here to help you get the most out of your college education.
This major is accredited by the American Council of Teachers of Foreign Language (ACTFL), meaning it achieves the gold standard for language education. You can rest assured that you’re receiving the highest quality language courses available.
Take European Studies Online!
The Department of Modern and Classical Languages is proud to offer a range of online and hybrid courses. This flexibility allows you to take courses at your own pace and complete work from the location that works best for you. Get in touch with a UW academic advisor to learn more!
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What can you do with a European studies degree?
A degree in European languages, literature and film is a great introduction to a variety of exciting careers that require global perspective, language skills and strong communication abilities. Depending on your interests, you may pursue career fields such as international affairs, policy, arts administration, hospitality, education and more!
With a strong education in languages and European culture, you’ll be prepared for a range of jobs. Here are some examples:
- Museum administrator
- Translator
- Study abroad coordinator
- International business or marketing manager
- Nonprofit development manager
- Tourism or hospitality professional
Nope! While studying abroad is encouraged to really embrace the culture you're spending so much time getting to know, it is not a requirement.
Absolutely! The University of Wyoming offers a multitude of minors from professional writing to animal science. Be sure to take a look around at all our programs and see if you want to add a minor to your bachelor's degree in european languages, literature and film studies.
Yes! Coe Library on campus has a wide selection of DVDs and Blu Rays in the media collection stacks. You can also stream films for free on the Kanopy App.
