Spanish Option II: Interdisciplinary Studies

The Spanish BA Interdisciplinary option consists of 39 upper-division units distributed as follows: 24 upper-division units in the 300-400 level courses in Spanish indicated below as well as 15 units in one of the disciplines listed below.

NOTE: This option is intended as a double major in Spanish and one of the disciplinary areas listed below. Please consult the advisors in both majors.

Major Specific Unit Requirements:

Prerequisites: 0-12 units of lower-division language courses depending on the student’s existing and demonstrated language proficiency in Spanish.

Upper Division

Take one upper-division course selected from the following for a total of 3 units with grades of “C” or better:

SPAN 314 - Oral Communication (3 units)
SPAN 315 - Professional Conversation for Spanish Heritage Speakers (3 units)
SPAN 320 - Literacy and Orality for Bilingual Teaching (3 units)
SPAN 335A - Business Spanish (3 units)
SPAN 335B - Business Spanish (3 units)
SPAN 350 - Hispanic Short Narrative (3 units)
SPAN 351 - Survey of Hispanic Theater (3 units)
SPAN 400 - Don Quijote and the Critics (3 units)
SPAN 410 - AP Spanish Literature & Culture: Theory Into Practice (3 units)
SPAN 420 - History of Spanish Language (3 units)
SPAN 423 - Introduction to Spanish Linguistics (3 units)
SPAN 425 - Teaching Spanish as a Heritage Language in the United States (3 units)
SPAN 426 - Spanish Morphology and Syntax (3 units)
SPAN 427 - Contrastive Analysis of Spanish and English (3 units)
SPAN 428 - Spanish Cinema (3 units)
SPAN 429 - Studies in 19th and 20th Century Spanish Poetry (3 units)
SPAN 430 - Spanish Civilization (3 units)
SPAN 438 - Studies in Golden Age Literature (3 units)
SPAN 439 - Modern Spanish Narrative (3 units)
SPAN 440 - Civilized Barbarisms: Nature, War and Race in Latin American Fiction (3 units)
SPAN 441 - Studies in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Spanish American Narrative (3 units)
SPAN 442 - Nation Building and Women’s Writing in Nineteenth-Century Spanish America (3 units)
SPAN 445 - Latin American Civilization (3 units)
SPAN 446 - Studies in Spanish Culture (3 units)
SPAN 447 - The Invention of Spain: Visions in Conflict (3 units)
SPAN 448 - Romanticism and Realism (3 units)
SPAN 449 - Dictatorship to Democracy: Film and Literature in Spain (1930-today) (3 units)
SPAN 450 - Studies in Colonial Spanish American Literature (3 units)
SPAN 455 - Hispanic Cinema of the Americas (3 units)
SPAN 461 - Introduction to Translation and Interpretation (3 units)
SPAN 462 - Written and Sight Translation I: English/Spanish (3 units)
SPAN 463 - Written and Sight Translation II: Spanish/English (3 units)
SPAN 464 - Consecutive Interpretation I (3 units)
SPAN 465 - Consecutive Interpretation II (3 units)
SPAN 466 - Simultaneous Interpretation English/Spanish (3 units)
SPAN 467 - Simultaneous Interpretation Spanish/English (3 units)
SPAN 490 - Selected Topics in Spanish (3 units)
SPAN 492 - Studies in Hispanic Theater (3 units)
SPAN 493 - Women and War (3 units)
SPAN 494 - Internship in Spanish (1-3 units)
SPAN 499 - Independent Study (1-3 units)

Disciplinary Areas, take 15 units

Take 15 units in one of the disciplinary areas below. Other courses may apply. Students should consult with their advisors in the first and/or second major for guidance. Students can also consult with the CLA Advising Center ATLAS or the advising center in their college.

The following courses have been selected in consultation with the chairs of all departments listed and the Spanish faculty on the basis of content and to assure that there are no hidden requirements.