Bachelor of Arts in Hispanic Studies

Students demonstrate advanced communicative competence in Spanish by reading, discussing, and writing about sophisticated literary, historical, and critical texts in the target language. Students in the modified major combine that study with advanced study in another department or discipline. They recognize major figures and debates in Hispanic World cultural production. They compare and analyze various modes of creative and critical discourse. They conduct original research or analysis on creative products and cultural/social movements in Spanish. The Major program in Hispanic Studies consists of at least 9 (nine) courses numbered 20 or higher taught in Spanish. Students may substitute one upper level course in English offered by the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Spanish Majors will receive credit for one of those courses automatically although students still need to see the Major/Minor advisor to get that credit recorded on their transcripts. Approval for this option will be granted only for a course taken after a student has completed SPAN 20. For courses in English taught outside the Department students must submit a written petition to the Chair during the term preceding the English language course and it must be approved by the Department. This last option is not available for Spanish Minors, Majors in Romance Studies or Modified Majors. Students must declare their major by the end of their fifth term of residence.

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