Spanish, B.A.

Prerequisites

One year of intermediate Spanish at the university level, or equivalent. Students who have completed sufficient high school Spanish or equivalent may take upper-division courses as soon as proficiency requirements have been met. Heritage speakers of Spanish who have never formally studied the language are recommended to take SPAN 250 (6-unit GE course).

Requirements

Take all of the following:

SPAN 300 - Advanced Grammar and Composition (6 units)
SPAN 310 - Introduction to Literary Analysis (3 units)
SPAN 330 - Literary Masterpieces: Spain (3 units)
SPAN 341 - Literary Masterpieces: Spanish America (3 units)
SPAN 423 - Introduction to Spanish Linguistics (3 units)

Take one of the following:

SPAN 430 - Spanish Civilization (3 units)
SPAN 445 - Latin American Civilization (3 units)

Take 18 upper-division units selected from the following:

SPAN 314 - Oral Communication (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 420 - History of Spanish Language (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 443 - Studies in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Spanish American Poetry (3 units)
SPAN 444 - Nineteenth-Century Spanish America and the National Family Romance (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 460 - Studies Spanish American Culture (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 491 - Nobel Poets and Others (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)
RGR 346 - The European Cinema of Communism, Fascism and Resistance (3 units)
RGR 400 - Crime and Punishment (3 units)
RGR 424 - Second Language Acquisition (3 units)
RGR 425 - Romance Linguistics (3 units)
RGR 450 - 1492 and Beyond (3 units)
RGR 470 - New Technologies in the Learning of Languages Other Than English (3 units)
RGR 490 - Selected Topics (3 units)

Spanish, B.A.

Prerequisites

Requirements

Take one of the following:

Take 18 upper-division units selected from the following:

Take two years of a second foreign language at the college level.