
Modern languages
- All Modern Languages students are required to study abroad with a Clemson-approved program for at least one semester or as advised by the program director and department academic advisor.
In the Department of Languages, students are required to study abroad as part of their degree program. We view this remarkable academic opportunity as a core strength and a distinguishing characteristic of our majors.
As a College and Department, we consider ourselves to be global citizens committed to lifelong exploration and achievement, both abroad and at home. We require all of our students to integrate globally-focused experiences into their programs of study in order to build a vital core of self-awareness and understanding of different cultures.
Study abroad, international internships and service-learning open minds to new ways of thinking and learning through experiences. Navigating and adapting to unfamiliar environments; communicating across cultures; curiosity and questioning that lead to creative problem solving; these are all essential components of a 21st-century education that are enhanced by global experiences.
A degree in languages is not limited by geographic boundaries; the world is our campus.
Each student majoring in a language is required to study abroad. Language minors and those interested in learning more about a different culture have many opportunities to explore other countries as well. Because every program is different, the requirements and course prerequisites may vary. Please use the Pam Hendrix Center for Education Abroad link to search for programs. For more information, please contact your academic advisor and the College of Arts & Humanities Office of Global Engagement at aahglobal@clemson.edu.
Clemson Language Immersion Program (CLIP): Spanish
Clemson Spanish and Internships in Argentina
CU in Chinese Spoken World (12 Credit Hour Program)
Reggio Emilia Collaborative Study Abroad Program
Remembering D-Day: London, Normandy & Paris (Not offered in Spring 2025)