The Spanish program prepares students for participation in a global society through courses designed to expand their knowledge and understanding of the language, cultures perceptions of the Spanish-speaking world.
Spanish courses are designed to expand your knowledge of the language, cultures, and perceptions of the Spanish-speaking world. Graduation requirements: 32 credit hours above SPAN 211 for the major and 20 credit hours above SPAN 211 for the minor.
Consider pairing a Spanish major or minor with a major in international business.
This major will prepare you to teach Spanish to students in grades K-12. Students seeking licensure to teach Spanish must also fulfill the requirements for a . For additional information about teaching Spanish, see the chair of world languages and cultures or the chair of education.
An optional is available for elementary education majors.
This will enable you to communicate effectively in diverse international settings, enhancing your career prospects.