Language and culture courses for returned missionaries (see departmental pages for additional language courses):

Note: Some of the following courses are designated as "culminating courses" to fulfill the general education language requirement. Returned missionaries should receive advice from the relevant department when multiple classes in the language of their interest are listed.

Academic-year courses include two categories:

• Established courses taught as regular daytime classes.


• On-demand courses that are taught if sufficient student demand and qualified teachers are available. Enrollment in these courses is generally through the Division of Continuing Education, Evening Classes. Most of the less commonly taught languages are listed under the general title Foreign Language (FLang).

Courses offered:

Center for Language Studies

The center offers the following courses—often in collaboration with language departments—depending on demand and availability of qualified faculty. The number and types of classes vary. (Students should check with their major advisement center to determine whether the class offered fulfills the GE Foreign Language requirement.)

	Afrikaans	Haitian Creole	Norwegian
	Akan	Hawaiian	Polish
	Albanian	Hebrew	Portuguese
	Arabic	Hindi	Quechua
	Armenian	Hmong	Quiche
	Aymara	Hungarian	Rarotongan
	Basque	Icelandic	Romanian
	Bicolano	Ilangot	Russian
	Bulgarian	Ilocano	Samoan
	Burmese	Indonesian	Serbian
	Cakchiquel	Italian	Slovene
	Cambodian	Japanese	Spanish
	Cantonese	Javanese	Swahili
	Catalan	Kazakh	Swedish
	Cebuano	Laotian	Tagalog
	Croatian	Latin	Tahitian
	Czech	Latvian	Taiwanese
	Danish	Lithuanian	Thai
	Dutch	Malagasy	Tongan
	Estonian	Malay	Trukese
	Farsi	Mandarin	Turkish
	Fijian	Maori	Ukrainian
	Finnish	Mrshallese	Urdu
	French	Maya	Vanuatau
	Ga	Mongolian	Vietnamese
	German	Navajo	Waray-Waray
	Greek	Niuean	Welsh
	Guarani	Norse

Less commonly taught languages listed under the general title FLang 330R may also fulfill the GE Foreign Language requirement.