EU Languages offered at IU | Most languages spoken in EU member states are taught at IU |

Indiana University offers one of the broadest ranges of European languages in the United States, regularly offering 17 of the 23 European Union’s official languages, all official languages of the three candidate countries, and other languages spoken by minorities in the EU. The list of languages below is designed to guide you to the department or program that offers these languages at IU.
Official EU Languages:
Czech |
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, SWSEEL |
Dutch |
Department of Germanic Studies, SDI |
Estonian |
Department of Central Eurasian Studies, BALSSI |
Finnish |
Department of Central Eurasian Studies |
French |
Department of French and Italian |
German |
Department of Germanic Studies |
Greek (Modern) |
West European Studies, SWSEEL |
Hungarian |
Department of Central Eurasian Studies, SWSEEL |
Italian |
Department of French and Italian |
Latvian |
BALSSI Only |
Lithuanian |
BALSSI Only |
Polish |
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, SWSEEL |
Portuguese |
Department of Spanish and Portuguese |
Romanian |
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, SWSEEL |
Slovene |
SWSEEL Only |
Spanish |
Department of Spanish and Portuguese |
Swedish |
Independent Study with Dr. Gergana May |
Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian |
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, SWSEEL |
Icelandic (Modern) |
Independent Study with Dr. Rex Sprouse |
Macedonian |
SWSEEL Only |
Turkish |
Department of Central Eurasian Studies |
Norwegian |
Department of Germanic Studies |
Albanian |
SWSEEL Only |
Catalan |
Department of Spanish and Portuguese |
Russian |
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, SWSEEL |
Ukrainian |
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, SWSEEL |
Welsh |
Independent Study with Dr. Kevin Rottet |
Yiddish |
Department of Germanic Studies, SWSEEL |
In addition to language courses during the fall and spring semesters, IU offers many intensive summer language classes. IU annually sponsors the Summer Workshop in Slavic, East European and Central Asian Languages (SWSEEL), and regularly hosts the Baltic Studies Summer Institute (BALSSI), and the Summer Dutch Institute (SDI). The exact list of languages offered at these summer institutes changes yearly, as do the locations for BALSSI and SDI. Please check their websites for more information.

