Spanish

The goals of the Spanish division are to help students achieve: (1) an understanding and command of the linguistic structures of the Spanish language that enable them to use it correctly and fluently in speech and in writing; 2) an awareness and appreciation of the diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world; 3) a familiarity with the literary production of Spain and Spanish America and the ability to critically analyze it. Spanish majors are prepared for graduate study in Spanish and different career possibilities including business, education, government, international relations, and diplomacy. The Spanish division strongly encourages students to participate in study abroad programs.

Madrid Chamber of Commerce Certificate

The Spanish division offers the opportunity to earn a certificate from the Madrid Chamber of Commerce after successful completion of SPAN 304 .
 

Programs

• Spanish, B.A.

• Spanish Minor

Courses

• SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish I
• SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish II
• SPAN 111 - Intermediate Spanish

• SPAN 208 - Intermediate Spanish Conversation through Film and Music
• SPAN 211 - Communicating in Spanish
• SPAN 231 - Spanish Language and Culture for Heritage Speakers
• SPAN 301 - Advanced Grammar and Composition
• SPAN 302 - Advanced Discussion

• SPAN 245 - Introduction to Spain
• SPAN 246 - Introduction to Spanish America

• SPAN 304 - Business Spanish

• SPAN 295 - Bestsellers and Blockbusters of Hispanic Literature and Film
• SPAN 320 - Introduction to Hispanic Literature
• SPAN 380 - Peninsular Literature
• SPAN 390 - Hispanic-American Literature I
• SPAN 391 - Hispanic-American Literature II

• SPAN 325 - Introduction to Hispanic Cinema
• SPAN 399 - Directed Study
• SPAN 427 - Special Topics
• SPAN 450 - Independent Study
• SPAN 455 - Internship