Spanish Major

Requirements

Students are required to complete the language sequence up to and including Advanced SPAN 211 or demonstrate equivalent proficiency that would allow for advanced placement.

The major consists of a minimum of seven courses beyond Advanced Spanish.

Following completion of the language sequence, majors are required to take one survey of culture/civilization from:

SPAN 303	Texts and Contexts: Iberia (pre-1900)
SPAN 304	Texts and Contexts: Latin America (pre-1900)
SPAN 313	Texts and Contexts: Iberia (post-1900)
SPAN 314	Texts and Contexts: Latin America (post-1900)
SPAN 315	Introduction to Visual Cultures of the Iberian Peninsula: Spanish Culture and Society through Film

Two surveys of literature from:

SPAN 310	Survey of Spanish Literature I
SPAN 311	Survey of Spanish Literature II
SPAN 317	Survey of Spanish American Literature I
SPAN 318	Survey of Spanish American Literature II

Three seminars from:

SPAN 425	Don Quixote
	And
SPAN 435	Research Seminar in Hispanic Literature and Civilization
	One additional seminar from
SPAN 370	Seminar on Translation
SPAN 421	Seminar in the Literature and Culture of the New World
SPAN 428	Seminar in Modern Spanish American Literature and Culture

One course in Hispanic studies:

SPAN

Any 300/400-level SPAN course

Designed to meet the specific needs of majors interested in studying abroad or teaching, the Hispanic studies requirement may be fulfilled by choosing from FLL 380 or FLL 381 (the teaching internship in Spanish), or by taking any 300- or 400-level course in Spanish. By senior year, all candidates for the major are required to take SPAN 425 and SPAN 435.

In lieu of SPAN 435 and a course in Hispanic studies (described above), students in their junior year may propose a research topic for an honors thesis (SPAN 495, SPAN 496) to be completed during their senior year.

This page reflects the requirements for completing this major. General graduation requirements for all students can be found here.