Language Schools

If you are teaching a literature-oriented course and want to exchange effective practices or brainstorm research ideas related to teaching literature at Middlebury, come to this Literature Circle, Sunday evenings from 7:30-8:30pm  

If you are teaching a literature-oriented course and want to exchange effective practices or brainstorm research ideas related to teaching literature at Middlebury, come to this Literature Circle, Sunday evenings from 7:30-8:30pm  

If you are teaching a literature-oriented course and want to exchange effective practices or brainstorm research ideas related to teaching literature at Middlebury, come to this Literature Circle, Sunday evenings from 7:30-8:30pm  

If you are teaching a literature-oriented course and want to exchange effective practices or brainstorm research ideas related to teaching literature at Middlebury, come to this Literature Circle, Sunday evenings from 7:30-8:30pm  

If you are teaching a literature-oriented course and want to exchange effective practices or brainstorm research ideas related to teaching literature at Middlebury, come to this Literature Circle, Sunday evenings from 7:30-8:30pm  

The world needs people who can reach across cultural and linguistic barriers to solve our greatest challenges, from poverty to climate change. The Middlebury Institute of International Studies (MIIS) and Middlebury Language Schools integrate language into our core curricula to ensure our graduates can pursue global careers in fields as diverse as education management, environmental policy, public administration, business, teaching, development, nonproliferation, counterterrorism, trade and more.

Miri Yu, noted Korean-Japanese writer, will meet with students, staff, and faculty colleagues for an informal discussion of her career and her new novel, The End of August. She is the guest of the Japanese Studies Department and the Language Schools.

Learn more about the Middlebury Language Schools - funding, application process, and more! Hear from current Middlebury students who enrolled last summer!

AI is rapidly changing the landscape for language learners and language teachers when it comes to the language skills required for the job market. Professor of Localization Adam Wooten, from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, will be speaking on how changes to the language industry brought about by these technological advances make language skills necessary than ever, but with different emphases and skills sets than have often been the focus of language instruction.

Mikael Owunna Photo Exhibit, Davis Family Library Atrium, August 8-August 18. 

The Middlebury College School of French proudly presents an exhibition by esteemed alumnus, Mikael Owunna (2018), titled “Infinite Essence.”

The inception of “Infinite Essence” traces back to Owunna’s deep exploration of indigenous African knowledge systems. His goal was to craft a unique visual style that encapsulates the majestic cosmos, intricate symbolism, and the portrayal of Blackness as the divine, cosmic origin from which all existence blooms.