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Department of Romance Studies
The Department of Romance Studies is a diverse, plurilingual academic unit that engages in research and the study of French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH TALK

Carolina Conference for Romance Studies

Study Abroad
The Department of Romance Studies strongly encourages all of its students, and especially its majors and minors, to participate in a study abroad experience. Studying in another country is a challenging, life-changing, and never-forgotten experience.
Upcoming Events
Albertine Cinémathèque : The Gravity (La Gravité)
Wednesday 6:30 pm
Priority Deadline for Pass/Fail
Friday 12:00 am
Albertine Cinémathèque : Return to Seoul (Retour à Séoul)
Tuesday 6:30 pm
University Day –No classes held
Thursday 10:45 am
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What our Current Students and Alumni Say

Francisco Chen-Lopez
Spanish
Graduate Alumni
“As an international student, I truly appreciate the accepting and friendly environment ROMS has created. I met wonderful colleagues and mentors and started friendships that I anticipate lasting for the rest of our lives. During my graduate studies, I was well prepared for a career in academia. Thanks to the excellent mentorship I received, as a Ph.D. candidate who went on the job market for the first time, I was able to secure a tenure-track position at Spelman College. All this would not be possible without ROMS.“

Brenna Kuder
Spanish
Undergrad Alum
“ROMS helped me to unlock some amazing opportunities in my undergraduate career. One of the professors helped me study abroad in Ecuador, where I gained a deeper understanding of the language. I want to go into agriculture, and with the skills that I was taught in my many Spanish classes, I was able to tour large flower farms while abroad and understand the intricacies of their day-to-day operations. That knowledge has already helped me in my farming jobs at home, as well as given me the chance to work beyond the U.S. I am excited to see where my Spanish minor takes me, and I am grateful to the grammar, vocabulary, and culture that I studied during my time with ROMS.“