As our world grows more closely connected through new technology, the need for interlingual and intercultural communication becomes increasingly evident. To equip students to fulfill Christ's mission to "go into all the world and declare the gospel to all nations," the Department of Foreign Languages offers Bachelor of Arts degrees in Spanish and International Studies, and collaborates with the Department of Teacher Education to offer EC-12 teacher certification in Spanish.

• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Spanish - a traditional degree, flexible in application, that prepares students for graduate school, language proficiency and broad experience in literature and culture
  
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Spanish for Teacher Certification - a collaborative degree with the Department of Teacher Education that prepares students to teach Spanish in elementary, middle, or high school settings
  
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in International Studies (INTS) - an interdisciplinary, cross-cultural major that focuses on distinct world regions and languages, this degree is applicable to a variety of professional occupations
  
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in International Studies (INTU) - an interdisciplinary, cross-cultural major that focuses on the United States, designed for students who graduated from an international high school or who have lived outside the U.S. for more than 8 years

The Department of Foreign Languages also offers a Minor in Spanish, which provides advanced language proficiency and some Hispanic cultural studies as a valuable supplement to any other degree field. Visit the ACU Catalog to learn more about the Minor in Spanish.