Spanish Minor

With approximately 40 million Spanish speakers in the United States and more than 400 million in the world, a basic proficiency in Spanish is one of the most valuable skills you can bring to your resumé and future career.

A Spanish minor complements a number of majors, from health sciences and social work to communication, business, and education, which will make you more competitive in the workplace.

Courses Offered

Some courses are not offered on a regular basis (check the current schedule or consult the chair of the World Languages Department).  Directed study, independent study and community field experience courses (480, 492, 495) are reserved for students who have shown high proficiency in the language. 

• SPA 210/211 - Intermediate Spanish I/II
• SPA 310/311 - Advanced Spanish I/II
• SPA 312/313 - Spanish Conversation & Composition I/II
• SPA 315 - Spanish for Spanish Speaking Students
• SPA 316 - Spanish Civilization
• SPA 318 - Latin American Civilization
• SPA 319 - Hispanic Culture Through Film
• SPA 320/321 - Spanish Literature I/II
• SPA 323 - Readings in Latin American Literature
• SPA 365 - Hispanic Studies: Selected Topics
• SPA 401 - Phonetics
• SPA 402 - Syntax
• SPA 403 - Spanish-English Translation
• SPA 404 - English-Spanish Translation
• SPA 430 - Methods for Teaching Foreign Language K-12
• SPA 471 - Voyages in Hispanic Studies
• SPA 480 - Independent Study
• SPA 492 - Directed Study
• SPA 495 - Field Experience