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NEW! Introducing the Workplace Intercultural Competency Program

The Workplace Intercultural Competency program provides students with a foundation in language study, culture, intercultural communication and management skills so they can succeed in the management of diverse workplaces.

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Anatomy of a Murder After #metoo Events

Anatomy of a Murder After #metoo

Our department is proud to sponsor the three day event, "Anatomy of a Murder After #me too," which is presented by German Associate Professor Dr. Anna Zimmer, and English Associate Professor Caroline Krzakowski! While we celebrate the great success and artistry of the film, this series of events aims to bring attention to how the film represents a victim of sexual assault who is the key witness to a murder trial, but whose own experience of violence is erased in the trial as well as in the film. Check out the links below for each day's festivities!
 

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Students and faculty in Salamanca, Spain

Online Language Placement Test

Do you have previous language experience? Click here to take our free online placement test! This will help you determine the ideal French, German, or Spanish course based on your language skills.

Northern students love to explore: Learn a new language! We also offer introductory classes in American Sign Language, Chinese, and Russian. Many of our language courses also count towards General Education requirements.

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How to access virtual language tutoring

Visit our language tutors!

Starting the third week of the winter semester, we're offering virtual Zoom tutoring and in-person tutoring in the Language Resource Center located at 111i Harden Hall. For the Winter 2024 semester, we're offering tutoring in ASL, French, German, and Spanish. 

Click the Language Resource Center button below for the Winter 2024 tutoring schedule, a list of this semester's tutors, and helpful tutoring FAQs.

Degrees Offered

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What you'll do at NMU

Harness technology to see, hear and create multi-media in our Language Resource Center or on your NMU-issued notebook computer. Immerse yourself in novels, newspapers and magazines from around the world in our library. Join a language club and cook, dance and converse together. Study art, language and culture all over the world. Compete on campus in Spanish Day. Intern as an English teacher in France. Or just enjoy weekly food and fun at one of the “language tables” at a local restaurant. The opportunities for involvement and growth are as unlimited as your adventurous spirit!

Contact Information

906-227-2940

llis@nmu.edu

If you have college credit and want to find out what will transfer to NMU, please visit www.nmu.edu/transfercredit