Why are TU Languages graduates so successful in obtaining coveted positions in business, teaching, and the most prestigious graduate schools?

The answer is simple: It's what TU graduates can do that sets them apart. Their high achievement typically begins with small, student-centered language classes, continues with a study abroad experience, and concludes with challenging advanced-level courses.

Language Learning

 
Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Greek (Ancient), Hebrew, Latin, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish

In the TU Classroom:

  • Emphasis on communication
  • Beginning and intermediate language classes limited to 22 students 
  • Advanced classes limited to 15 students 
  • A state-of-the-art multimedia language lab that provides interactive learning environments 
  • Designated language classrooms furnished with comfortable armchairs and small tables to create a welcoming atmosphere conducive to language acquisition.

Around the campus:

  • The Language House, a residential facility dedicated to students interested in improving their language skills and meeting other students of diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds. 
  •  Russian Club, French Forum, French Cinema Club, Tertulia Spanish Conversation Club.
  •  Phi Sigma Iota (International Foreign Language Honor Society), Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish Honor Society).