Undergraduate Flagship Programs are generally designed as four-year programs that offer students from all majors an opportunity to achieve professional level language proficiency. Some programs offer a 5th year option. Still others offer “pre-Flagship” classes to jump start students on the Flagship path.

Programs for undergraduates are designed alongside students’ majors, allowing them to take classes—math, history, or political science, for example—in their core foreign language. Language becomes a critical part of students’ education because they learn it in the context of their other academic interests.

Every Flagship Center has at least one undergraduate program. Programs are available around the country at these campuses:

African

Howard University
University of Wisconsin - Madison

Arabic

Michigan State University
University of Maryland, College Park
University of Michigan
University of Oklahoma
University of Texas, Austin

Chinese

Arizona State University
Brigham Young University
Indiana University
Ohio State University
San Francisco State University
University of Mississippi
University of Oregon
University or Rhode Island
Western Kentucky University

Russian

Bryn Mawr College
Portland State University
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Wisconsin, Madison

Korean

University of Hawaii, Manoa

Hindi/Urdu

University of Texas, Austin

Persian

University of Maryland, College Park