This entails the study of one or more of the Romance languages spoken in Western Europe, Central Europe, and Southern Europe as part of a broader curriculum. Philology, linguistics, dialects, pidgins, literature, and their uses in commerce, science, and technology are all covered. French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian, Catalan, and the languages of Hispanic and Latin American countries are the primary subject of academic study in programs that study Romance languages, literature, and linguistics.

The following courses make up this major:

• Liturgical and Linguistic Practices in Catalonia
• Literature and Language in French
• Studies in the Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America, Courses in Italian Grammar, Literature, and Culture
• Linguistics and Literary Studies in Portuguese
• Study of Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, Study of Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, in General Alternate Forms of Romanian and Its Literature
• Literature and the Spanish Language

• Northwestern University
• University of Notre Dame
• Amherst College
• Georgetown University
• Villanova University
• Washington and Lee University
• Columbia University in the City of New York
• Vanderbilt University
• Duke University
• Bucknell University

• Washington and Lee University Curriculam
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• Amherst College Curriculam
• University of Notre Dame Curriculam
• Northwestern University Curriculam
• Bucknell University Curriculam
• Duke University Curriculam
• Vanderbilt University Curriculam
• Columbia University in the City of New York Curriculam
• Villanova University Curriculam