On July 1^st, 2011, the Departments of Germanic Languages and Literatures and Slavic Languages and Literatures merged into a larger unit with wider responsibilities and more resources.

Get a head-start on your language requirement this summer.  German 101 and 203 are offered in the first summer session and German 102 in the second.

This course investigates the development of mystery and suspense in Russian literature of the 19th and 20th centuries.  Readings and discussion in English.  (Summer School Session I)

For information on concentrations in Germanic Languages and Literatures, faculty, course offerings, and cultural offerings, we invite you to explore the information provided on our site.

Our program in Slavic Languages and Literatures, the one of the oldest programs in Slavic languages and literatures in the southern United States, first offering courses leading to a graduate degree in 1965.

Please click on the link below for detailed information on our first-in-the-nation public-private joint venture in German graduate education.