Heritage and Native Learners

The Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at Marquette supports heritage and native speakers of languages other than English so that they can develop their linguistic and cultural skills. Being bilingual is a significant advantage in our global job market. Our different language programs can help heritage and native learners develop their skills at an academic and professional level, while learning more about the linguistic practices, cultures, and arts and literatures of their heritage or native communities.

 

Heritage Learner

You are considered a heritage learner if you completed high school in the United States, but you were exposed to a language other than English at home or in your community from a young age. If you are a heritage learner, please click on the links within the table below for more information on specific language programs.

Native Learner

You are considered a native learner if you completed high school in a country other than the U.S., including the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and your primary language of instruction was not English. If you are a native learner, please click on the links within the table below for more information on specific language programs.



Heritage and Native Learners Programs

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French, German and Italian

Spanish/Español