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Modern Languages Minor

Professor Erik-SoussiIn an increasingly globally interconnected and interdependent world, proficiency in multiple languages is an asset.

A Modern Languages Minor at Eastern offers students in business, communication, social work, health sciences and other majors a competitive edge in their future careers.

 

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Modern Languages Minor Requirements:

  • Nine credits in Spanish or French language beyond elementary level (i.e., 110/111) 
  • Six credits in the other language (Spanish or French).
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Courses Offered

Some courses are not offered on a regular basis (check the current schedule or consult the chair of the World Languages Department).  

  • FRE 110/111- Introductory French I/II
  • FRE 210/211 - Intermediate French I/II
  • FRE 213 - Business French
  • FRE 223 - French Cinema
  • FRE 310/311 - Advanced French I/II
  • FRE 313 - Language and Style I: Conversation and Composition
  • FRE 313 - Language and Style II: Stylistics
  • FRE 480 - Independent Study
  • FRE 492 - Directed Study
  • SPA 210/210 - Intermediate Spanish I/II
  • SPA 219 - Hispanic Screen Cultures
  • SPA 222 - Spanish in and thru Social Media
  • SPA 310/311 - Advanced Spanish I/II
  • SPA 314 - Latino/a Conversations
  • SPA 315 - Spanish for Spanish Speaking Students
  • SPA 317 - Hispanic Cultures
  • SPA 320/321 - Spanish Literature I/II
  • SPA 323 - Readings in Latin American Literature
  • SPA 365 - Hispanic Studies: Selected Topics
  • SPA 404 - English-Spanish Translation
  • SPA 471 - Voyages in Hispanic Studies
  • SPA 490 - Internship
  • SPA 492 - Directed Study
  • SPA 493 - Community Field Experience
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