Department of Global Languages & Cultures

The Department of Global Languages and Cultures brings together faculty with research and teaching expertise in linguistic, cultural, literary, language and media studies. The department is dedicated to fostering cultural understanding and global engagement through the discovery, dissemination and translation of knowledge. Global Languages and Cultures offer BA degrees in Global Studies, Modern Languages (French, German, Russian), Spanish, and Classics and graduate degrees in Hispanic Studies.

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Degree Programs

Browse our BA degrees in Global Studies (*NEW*), Modern Languages, Spanish, and Classics, Ph.D. and M.A. in Hispanic Studies, and Certificates in Modern Languages and Africana Studies.

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About the Department

The department is at the forefront of university efforts to educate global citizens and future leaders, preparing our students for a globally interconnected future.

Advising

Key to every student’s success is their understanding of the requirements of the major and/or minor. Advisors provide the most help with your major.

New BA in Global Studies

With its new BA degree in Global Studies, the Department of Global Languages & Cultures provides students with the tools and skills to tackle global challenges at home and abroad. The department's approach to global studies through humanities research is unique, and includes faculty with specialties in languages, cultures, religions, classics, and library and data science.

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Three Arts And Sciences Graduates Named To 12 Under 12 Cohort For 2024

Congratulations to Arts and Sciences graduates Dr. Austin Baty '13, Maj. Brawnlyn Patterson '13 and Bailey Relford '16 — new members of the Texas A&M University 12 Under 12 Young Alumni Spotlight recognizing Aggies who have graduated within the past 12 years and are leading by example in both business and service.

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Understanding Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Dr. Benjamin Davis from the Department of Global Languages and Cultures and the Race and Ethnic Studies Institute discusses the importance of recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ Day and what it represents in lieu of Columbus Day.

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Summer Of Discovery

For more than a decade, the Glasscock Undergraduate Summer Scholars Program has been enhancing humanities research by providing graduate-level research experiences for top Texas A&M undergraduate students.

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