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Spanish Studies
Bachelor of Arts
Traditionally, people from the United States are not obligated
to learn another language besides English. However, economic
globalization has made communication among cultures
and nations more important than ever. Spanish is spoken by
almost 400 million people worldwide; moreover, about half the
population of the Western Hemisphere speaks Spanish, making
it the primary language for as many people as English in this
part of the world. Even within the U.S. Spanish is the second
most widely-spoken language. A major in Spanish Studies allows
students to engage with a rich variety of history, literature, art, and
architecture -- the cultures of Cervantes, Goya, Picasso, Allende,
Garcia Marquez and Borges, to name only a few -- that have had
and will continue to have profound impact on the nation and the
world in the 21st century.
40 semester credits including:
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SP 102 Beginning Spanish II 4 SH
SP 201 Intermediate Spanish I 4 SH
SP 202 Intermediate Spanish II 4 SH
SP 220 Spanish Conversation and Composition 4 SH
SP 225 Hispanic Culture and Civilization 4 SH
SP 490 Senior Research Project 4 SH
and 16 semester credits from the following:
SP 170-79/270-79/370-79 Special Topics in Spanish 2-4 SH
SP 250/350 Internship in Spanish 2-5 SH
SP 260/360 Independent Studies in Spanish 2-4 SH
SP 300 Spanish Translation 4 SH
SP 301 Spanish for the Professional Environment 4 SH
SP 320 Name 4 SH
SP 330 Spanish American Cinema 4 SH
SP 335 Spanish Art and Architecture 4 SH
SP 340 Language and Study Abroad 4 SH
SP 410 Spanish American Literature 4 SH
SP 411 Readings in Spanish Literature and Culture 4 SH
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