The major requires a total of 40 credits with a minimum of 24 credits selected from courses numbered 3000 or higher. SPANISH 4820 and SPANISH 3830 are required. TEACHING 4060 is an additional requirement of the School of Education (credits do not count toward major). Students who major in Spanish must have a grade point average of no lower than a 2.75 in the Spanish courses they take, and meet the education abroad requirement by completing eight to nine credits in our Education Abroad program at the 3000-4000 level. Similar or comparable cultural experiences could also be accepted. In addition, Spanish education majors completing a Bachelor of Science degree are required to take either PHLSPHY 1130 or PHLSPHY 2530.
Course | Title | Credits |
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SPANISH 3830 | Spanish Civilization (Required Courses) | 3 |
SPANISH 4820 | Phonetics | 2 |
PHLSPHY 1130 | Introduction to Philosophy 1 | 3 |
or PHLSPHY 2530 | Ethics | |
Spanish Courses | ||
Select 35 credits of the following with a minimum of 24 credits selected from courses numbered 3000 or higher: | 35 | |
SPANISH 1840 | Elementary Spanish I | 4 |
SPANISH 1940 | Elementary Spanish II | 4 |
SPANISH 2840 | Intermediate Spanish I | 4 |
SPANISH 2940 | Intermediate Spanish II | 4 |
SPANISH 3000 | World Languages Travel Abroad Seminar | 1-4 |
SPANISH 3820 | Spanish Conversation and Composition I | 2 |
SPANISH 3840 | Topics in Hispanic Literature and Culture | 1-3 |
SPANISH 3850 | Spanish American Literature and Culture I | 3 |
SPANISH 3860 | Spanish American Literature and Culture II | 3 |
SPANISH 3920 | Spanish Conversation and Composition II | 2 |
SPANISH 4620 | Cervantes | 2 |
SPANISH 4720 | Spanish Literature of the 20th Century | 2 |
SPANISH 4830 | Introduction to Spanish Literature I | 3 |
SPANISH 4850 | Supervised Independent Study | 1-4 |
SPANISH 4930 | Introduction to Spanish Literature II | 3 |
Required School of Education Course | ||
TEACHING 4060 | Teaching World Languages: Theory and Practice 1 | 3 |
Total Credits | 40 |
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Credits do not count toward major.