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To visit the Languages and cultures website, click here Spanish PapersPlacement test for Spanish papers will be given as follows:SPAN131 in room A3N7 at 3pm on Monday 20th February 2012,
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| 100 level |
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Introductory Spanish 1 (First Semester) |
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| Introductory Spanish 1 (Summer School) |
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| Introductory Spanish 2 (Second Semester) |
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| Introduction to Hispanic Culture (First Semester) |
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200 level |
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| Intermediate Spanish 1 (First Semester) |
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| Intermediate Spanish 2 (Second Semester) |
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| Business Spanish (Second Semester) |
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| Spanish Culture and Literature (First Semester) |
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| Latin American Culture and Literature (Second Semester) |
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300 level |
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| Advanced Spanish 1 (First Semester) |
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| Advanced Spanish 2 (Second Semester) |
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Special Topic in Hispanic Studies (Second Semester) |
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| The Cultural Legacy of the Spanish Civil War (Second Semester) |
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| Latin American Popular Culture - Not offered in 2012, expected to be offered in 2013 |
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| 19th Century Latin American Literature (First Semester) |
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| Poetry and Dictatorship in 20th Century Latin America - Not offered in 2012, expected to be offered in 2013 |
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400 level (Honours) |
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| Advanced Topics in Spanish (Second Semester) |
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| Studies in Spanish (First Semester) |
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Dissertation Proposal (First Semester) |
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| Dissertation. (Each Semester) |
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Click here to see the normal course of study for the Bachelor of Arts majoring in Spanish.
Click here to see the major subject requirements, which include a balance of language-acquisition and culture papers throughout your degree at 100-, 200- and 300-level.
It is also possible to take a Minor in Spanish Language, Spanish Studies, Latin American Studies with a parallel major course. Click on each degree to see details for Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), Bachelor of Tourism (BTour), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Theology (BTheol), Bachelor of Education Studies (BEdSt), or Bachelor of Science (BSc). Click here to see the minor subject requirements, which usually involve taking papers to a total of 90 points at 100-, 200- and 300-level.
The Diploma in Language (DipLang) and Diploma in Language and Culture (DipLangC) are exit qualifications for students who wish to complete a programme of study in one of the six core languages taught in the Department of Languages and Cultures: Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish. In Portuguese you can only do the Diploma in Language.
