Certificate in Spanish

The Certificate in Spanish offered through the Dept. of English and Cultural Studies benefits students interested in improving their Spanish skills for personal or professional reasons. The target populations for such a certificate are students who are in intensive programs who want to build their language skills in Spanish. This certificate is geared towards students majoring in Health Sciences, Pharmacy, Criminal Justice, and other public-facing fields. This certificate would also benefit Latinx and Heritage speakers who want to continue refining their language skills but are too advanced for the beginner levels of Spanish. Ultimately, the condensed program would allow students to continue building their Intercultural communication skills and learn about other but are unable to commit to the full 18 credits of the minor.

Students would be required to take 12 credits of Spanish in total (in addition to any pre-requisites) and at least two of these Spanish courses must be at the 300 level.

Certificate Requirements

SPAN 203	Intermediate Spanish I	3 cr.
SPAN 204	Intermediate Spanish II	3 cr.
SPAN 305	Advanced Conversational Spanish I	3 cr.
SPAN 306	Advanced Conversational Spanish II	3 cr.

Total Credit Hours: 12

Students are unlikely to be placed higher than at the Spanish 305 level. However, if a student places at the Advanced level the sequence will include Span. 305 and 306 above and would include:

SPAN 325 Goya to Almodóvar: Hispanic Culture 3cr.

SPAN 333 Independent Study in Spanish 3cr.

SPAN 390 Special Topics in Spanish 3cr.

SPAN.CERT - Certificate in Spanish

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