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Spanish Minor

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Global Humanities Undergraduate Undergraduate Minor

Program Delivery

Residential Program

Degree Designation

Undergraduate Minor

Program Level

Undergraduate

Program Type

Minor

College

College of Arts & Sciences

School/Department(s)

Program Description

The student pursuing the major or the minor in Spanish has access to a wide range of courses designed to build a solid foundation in the language and culture most relevant to the 21st century, to perfect speaking and compositional skills, and to delve into the cultures of Spain, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Latinos/as in the U.S., and culminating in a senior capstone course.

A student pursuing the minor are encouraged to participate in the program´s on-campus cultural activities such as the Spanish Club and to study abroad for a summer or semester in an approved overseas program to experience language immersion and explore the Hispanic culture and language in real-time.

A student who has completed more than one year of high school Spanish, or the equivalent, must take the foreign language placement test before registering for their first Norwich course in Spanish.

Goals:

The students will achieve advanced language proficiency, expand their cultural understanding of the Hispanic world, develop critical expertise in works of literature, film, art, music, and more, strengthen critical thinking skills, and experience personal transformation. This educational growth will empower students to connect with and impact a diverse world in a meaningful way.

Additional Program Information

Minor is eligible for residential programs.

Admission Criteria

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