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Fostering Global Understanding

Our department prepares students to be engaged global citizens, ready to work effectively in a multicultural and multilingual world.

Why Modern Languages & Literatures at Lehigh?

The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures offers courses in eight modern languages — Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Modern Hebrew, Japanese, Russian and Spanish. Studying a foreign language helps you develop new marketable language skills, develop insight into your own language and culture, and actively participate in an interconnected global community. 

Faculty and students in the department are also active in the Asian Studies, Film and Documentary Studies, Global Studies, and Latin American and Latino Studies programs 

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Wandi Wang talks to her class in a kitchen for a food lab.

Faculty Spotlight

Scholar of Chinese literature and gastronomic writing, Wandi Wang researches a 13th century Chinese cookbook.


Wandi Wang

Assistant Professor of Chinese

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Fictions of the Forgotten

Taïeb Berrada, associate professor of French and Francophone Studies, examines French colonial massacres through contemporary Francophone art. 

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