Your language is an important part of who you are, and being bilingual or multilingual is an asset you bring to the University of Arizona. Whether you speak Spanish, English, an Indigenous language, or another language, there are opportunities across campus to connect with others, develop your skills, celebrate your culture, and put your languages to use.
This page brings together student organizations, clubs, programs, resources, academic opportunities, events, and more to help you find community and make the most of your bilingual and multilingual experience at UArizona.
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Whether you're looking to meet people who share your language or culture, join a student organization, find academic resources, strengthen your language skills, or discover ways to use bilingualism in your career, this page is a starting point.
The Bilingualism And the Brain in Education and Language (BABEL) Lab is a community-centered research examines how bilingual language experiences shape learning, development, and access to opportunity for both children and adults in multilingual and multicultural settings.
A student club to practice your Spanish and get homework help and enjoy social time!
Our mission is to encourage pre-health students by providing them with the resources necessary to pursue careers as bilingual medical professionals through tailored medical Spanish instruction.
UNIV 101 gives you a foundation for your General Education experience at the University of Arizona. Now you can take it in a Spanish/English bilingual class!
The master’s degree in Bilingual Journalism is a cutting-edge program that offers professional and academic training for students who want to report in the United States and abroad.
The program’s main goal is to graduate cohorts of physicians who are competent to work as bilingual Spanish-English health care providers.
A weekly opportunity for students enrolled in the SH program to chat and discuss different cultural topics.
