Foreign Languages at UMM

UMM offers Major and Minor programs in French, German, and Spanish. UMM also courses in American Sign Language (ASL), Anishinaabe, Chinese, Dakota, English as a Second Language, Italian, and Portuguese.

As part of their GenEd Requirements, UMM students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. You may do so by scoring well on a proficiency exam (offered in French, German, and Spanish) or by taking a minimum of two semesters of foreign language at UMM. Preparing for a working world that relies increasingly upon the interdependence of different cultures, many UMM students opt to pursue foreign language study beyond the required level of proficiency and to pursue a course of study abroad.

If your Placement Exam Score indicates that you should enroll in a course that is only offered in the spring semester, consider taking the preceding course in the fall. College foreign language courses advance at a brisk pace, and you may find that a refresher is a springboard for your continued success. It is never a good idea to skip a semester of foreign language if you can avoid doing so.

Directory of UMM Foreign Languages

If no e-mail address is given for the instructor, contact the Office of Continuing Education and Regional Programs at cerp@morris.umn.edu