Languages, Literatures and Cultures
WELCOME
The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware offers a diverse array of undergraduate programs that provide students with a rich and immersive exploration of the world. Whether you are interested in mastering a new language, delving into the Classics or examining the nuances of global cultural traditions, our department has a program to suit your academic and personal interests. From intensive language instruction to interdisciplinary studies in areas like comparative literature, linguistics, healthcare, engineering and fashion, our undergraduate offerings empower students to develop critical thinking skills, cross-cultural competencies and a deep appreciation for the diversity of human expression. Embark on a transformative educational journey with us and unlock new perspectives on the world.
Why Languages, Literatures & Cultures?
Want to change the world? Studying language helps you engage with today’s problems and develop tomorrow’s solutions.
Want to have more job prospects, earn a higher salary and get promoted faster? Second-language speakers are in higher demand and get the best jobs.
Want to have exceptional interpersonal communication skills? That’s what you get from living and working in other cultures.
Proficiency in a world language sets graduates apart
Only 10%
of U.S. students speak a second language.
89%
of employers state that multilingual employees add value to the workforce.
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Trustees approve faculty promotions
May 15, 2025 | Written by UDaily staff23 new faculty emeriti noted -
German students give back
May 14, 2025 | Written by CAS Communication StaffStudents and faculty from the German program participate in the Sister Cities of Wilmington Spring Flower Planting. -
2025 Phi Beta Kappa Induction Ceremony
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In Memoriam: Ivo Dominguez
May 07, 2025 | Written by UDaily staffCampus community remembers retired Spanish professor who pioneered numerous study abroad programs
