Become a true global citizen

Master Languages. Bridge Cultures. Build Careers.

The School of International Letters and Cultures opens doors to new cultures, diverse perspectives, and exciting careers. 

Our degrees help you stand out in today’s globalized world; our students are thriving in fields like law, media, business, education, and government. Not only do our SILC graduates speak other languages, but also connect people, solve real-world problems, and bring cultural understanding to everything they do. Whether you’re dreaming of international travel, working with diverse communities, or launching a successful career, a SILC degree can help you make a lasting impact. Explore all the opportunities waiting for you and connect with one of our advisors!

 

Undergraduate degrees

Graduate degrees 

Minors and certificates

 

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Bring the world home.

No experience can compare to discovering the world through the perspective of a new language and culture. Students say that the School of International Letters and Cultures "opens up a door to a whole new world."

#1

for minors in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at ASU.

Leaders

in Spanish heritage language studies.

Pioneer

in integrating language, culture, and global studies into a single interdisciplinary school.

Flagship

program in Chinese language and culture.

Accelerated

bachelor's and master's degree programs.

Find success in an increasingly global workforce.

No matter what career lies in your future, knowledge of another language and culture will give you an advantage as a citizen and professional. The skills you can gain in the School of International Letters and Cultures will pay off throughout your life.

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Liam Nelson Gold Medalist

 

SILC Student Highlight

Spring 2025 graduate and Dean's Medalist, Liam Nelson earned three degrees from Arizona State University: Asian languages (Japanese), international relations and history. A Barrett, The Honors College student, Nelson will continue his academic journey at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at ASU as an O'Connor Fellow.

Read more about Liam's ASU and SILC academic journey in ASU News.

 

 

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