Details: Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures - Latin Specialization, Major

MajorModern and Classical Languages and Literatures - Latin Specialization

Wichita State's Bachelor of Arts (BA) in MCLL—Latin specialization—combines a full range of language study with the option for you to also become a qualified Latin teacher in PreK-12 through the College of Applied Studies.

You'll have access to study-abroad opportunities, informal conversation groups and the Music and Languages Innovation Center's vast resources. And you'll be well prepared to pursue an advanced degree—and to apply your language abilities in a variety of careers, from translating to teaching.

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Admission to the program

To be admitted into the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you must first be admitted to Wichita State.

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Admission requirements

Curriculum

The major consists of 30 credit hours beyond the LATN 112 level. It is strongly recommended that students specializing in Latin take courses in related fields such as other foreign languages, art history, English, history and philosophy.

If you choose to pursue the teacher-education option, you should contact the MCLL office.

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Careers

A degree in Latin from Wichita State will give you the knowledge and skills to pursue an advanced language degree—and opens doors to careers at home and abroad

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