Armenian

The Armenian major offers an in-depth exploration of one of the world's oldest civilizations. Students will delve into the Armenian language, a unique aspect of the Indo-European language family, learning not only the mechanics of the language but also its historical and social contexts. Beyond language, students will survey the vast landscape of Armenian history, from its ancient roots to its modern-day culture and diaspora.

This field of study provides a comprehensive understanding of Armenia's artistic, philosophical, and religious contributions to global heritage. Students engage with a variety of texts, artifacts, and scholarly works, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills that are valuable in various professional fields. Whether you're interested in the historical evolution of Armenia or its contemporary issues, this major offers a multifaceted perspective that enriches personal and academic growth.

Graduates of the Armenian major are equipped with skills highly valued in today's globalized workplace. The deep cultural competence and language proficiency you gain can pave the way for careers in international relations, education, translation, and cultural preservation. Additionally, understanding Armenia's unique geopolitical position enhances your ability to engage in global discussions, making you a valuable asset in diverse professional environments.

The career possibilities are vast and varied, whether you wish to work directly with Armenian cultural institutions or leverage your skills in broader international settings. By choosing to major in Armenian, you join a community dedicated to fostering cross-cultural dialogue and preserving the rich tapestry of Armenia's legacy, contributing meaningfully to a field that blends scholarly pursuit with real-world applications.