About this Program
Spanish-language competency can benefit any career path.
Program Overview
The Spanish: Iberian and Latin American Cultural Studies minor offers students an understanding of the Spanish language as well as the study of the cultural, historical, linguistic and political complexities of the Iberian and Latin American regions.
Degrees Offered
- Minor
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Required Courses
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- SPAN 204 Spanish Culture and Civilization
- SPAN 220 Cultural Perspectives on Latin America
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- SPAN 215 Hispanic & Latino Film
- SPAN 240 Latin American Lit Popular Culture
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- SPAN 207 Cultural Perspectives on Spanish Literature I
- SPAN 208 Cultural Perspectives on Spanish Literature II
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- SPAN 203 Spanish Conversation & Composition
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- SPAN 310 100 Years of Spanish Non-Fiction Films
- SPAN 315 Advanced Composition
- SPAN 323 Spanish Cinema
- SPAN 333 Latin American Poetry
- SPAN 336 Latin American Fiction
- SPAN 343 Spanish Theater
Total credits: 15.0
What majors pair well with the Spanish minor?
Explore complementary majors that build upon and tie into the Spanish minor.
Art and Archaeology, Archaeology Concentration
Advanced degrees in archaeology often require language expertise, and language competency can be useful for fieldwork in international settings.
Art and Archaeology, Art History Concentration
Language and cultural proficiency can enhance art historical expertise in various mediums.
English
This pairing connects with an interest in global literature and translation.
History
Spanish is a key language for work in public history and within the history of the U.S. and Latin America.
Political Science
A strong pairing for students who are interested in pursuing roles in international politics and policymaking.
Program Contact
Associate Professor of Spanish