Department of Modern Languages and Cultures
General Education and other Foreign Language Requirements
Foreign Language Placement Testing
What Can I Do With This Degree?
Randall Shea, '84, left a job at a major food company because he felt a call to feed the minds of children in war-torn Guatemala. By building a school and writing about the experiences of war refugees, he's helped change many lives in Guatemala. Read more about his life as a volunteer.
The Department of Modern Languages and Cultures at Brockport offers students the opportunity to study a variety of languages, literatures and cultures within a dynamic and challenging environment. Students acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes that are necessary in the workplace and develop the analytic skills needed to be effective participants in local and national discussions. Studying languages at Brockport in the context of history, politics, and popular culture can help students to follow international events with insight and opens up perspectives to make students informed and responsible citizens of their country and of the world. Learn more about what we offer.
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Innovative and Galvanizing
Find out why the image on the left is so important in French feminist history. Explore our new undergraduate and graduate course, FRN 453: The French Female Gaze: Women Writers and Filmmaker.
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