This course examines issues of economic and environmental sustainability as well as the relationship between the economy and the environment. Taught in Spanish.

Students complete internships with agencies, organizations, and businesses serving Atlanta Hispanics, using their Spanish language skills in a professional work environment. Conducted in Spanish.

This course aims to develop student?s cultural fluency, communication skills and competences required in a globalized context of business, research, and politics. Taught in Korean.

Russia and the West: cultural models and political fault lines. Historical debates that continue to divide and engage Russians. Conducted in Russian.

The course is designed to improve students? knowledge of Japanese discourse and grammar through activities using TV drama clips, documentaries, and newspaper which are related to some of SDGs. Taught in Japanese.

Advanced linguistic analysis of the Spanish language, particularly as it contrasts with English. Conducted in Spanish.

This course introduces key terms and discusses advances in technology and science in Korea today. Taught in Korean; part of Korean intensive summer language program.

This course explores the representation of women in nineteenth-century Russian literature through the eyes of male writers, including Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Turgenev, and Chekhov. Through close reading and discussion, students examine how these authors portray women’s roles, identities, and personal freedom within the social and cultural context of their time. Conducted in Russian.

Learn advanced grammar structures and develop the ability to produce longer conversations involving complex styles and levels of speech. More kanji.