Spanish Language and Culture / Minor

Minor Credit Hours: 18

 

As the Spanish-speaking population of the United States and the world continues to grow, the demand for bilingual and bicultural professionals in nearly every field will grow as well. In addition, as that population derives primarily from Latin America and as Inter-American Studies are becoming both more prevalent and critical, students with a minor focused on Spanish within and across the Americas should be very competitive on the job market and able to contribute more meaningfully in a number of intercultural, employment, social, and community service settings. Heritage speakers must consult the Director of the Spanish Program when selecting language courses for this minor.

Minor Requirements

Minor: SPLC

I. Required Language Courses (12)

FLAN-10300	First-Year Spanish 1	3
-	OR
FLAN-19100	First-Year Language in Location 1	3
FLAN-10400	First-Year Spanish 2	3
-	OR
FLAN-19200	First-Year Language in Location 2	3
FLAN-28200	Second-Year Spanish 1	3
-	OR
FLAN-29100	Second-Year Language in Location 1	3
-	OR
FLAN-20300	Spanish for Heritage Speakers 1	3
FLAN-28300	Second-Year Spanish 2	3
-	OR
FLAN-20400	Spanish for Heritage Speakers 2	3
-	OR
FLAN-29200	Second-Year Language in Location 2	3

II. Elective Courses (6)

ENGL-30000	Introduction to Professional Writing	3
FLAN-10500	Spanish Grammar 1	3
FLAN-20600	Spanish Grammar 2	3
FLAN-30100	Spanish Conversation and Composition 1	3
FLAN-30300	Spanish Conversation and Composition 2	3
FLAN-36300	Spanish Linguistics	3
FLAN-37500	Readings in World Literature and Culture	3