The German Language Program officially began its academic activities during the 1994–1995 academic year with three faculty members. Since its establishment, the program has continuously admitted undergraduate students. From its inception until the 2020–2021 academic year, the program was offered as German Translation; since then, it has been offered as German Language and Literature.

The Armenian Language and Literature Program was established at the University of Isfahan in 1960 and is among the oldest Armenian studies programs in Iran. Approximately a decade after its establishment, the Armenian Studies Building was constructed at the university through the support of the Armenian Diocese Council and the Galust Gulbenkian Foundation. Over the decades, the program has graduated more than 500 students, many of whom have pursued careers in educational institutions, cultural organizations, Armenian community institutions, and governmental agencies.

The Chinese Language Program was established in 2013 and reflects the growing importance of Chinese language and culture in international communication, education, and economic relations. The program currently benefits from dedicated faculty members specializing in Chinese language and culture.