Spanish Minor

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Chairperson

Petri Flint

Associate Professor	Assistant Professor
Keyvan Karbasioun	Karina Bautista

Objectives for the Program in Spanish

The Spanish Program offers students the opportunity to begin the study of Spanish language and culture or to continue study at an intermediate or advanced level.

Placement Exam

Students who have taken more than one year of Spanish in high school, but have not yet taken a Spanish course at Fitchburg State University, and students who speak Spanish at home are required to take a placement exam if they wish to register for a Spanish course at the college level. Based on the results of the test, the student and instructor will determine the appropriate level of class for the student.

Requirements for the Minor in Spanish

The minor in Spanish requires a minimum of 15 semester hours, including the following:

Required Courses

SPAN 2000 - Intermediate Spanish I 3 cr.
SPAN 2100 - Intermediate Spanish II 3 cr.

Electives

Choose at least 9 credits from the following:

SPAN 2001 - Spanish for Heritage Students 3 cr.
SPAN 2600 - Hispanic Culture 3 cr.
SPAN 2700 - Hispanic Literature 3 cr.
SPAN 3000 - Cinema for Spanish Conversation 3 cr.
SPAN 3001 - Advanced Spanish Grammar 3 cr.
SPAN 3500 - Spanish Conversation and Composition 3 cr.
SPAN 4000 - Practical Spanish for the Public Services Professional I 3 cr.
SPAN 4100 - Practical Spanish for the Public Services Professional II 3 cr.
SPAN 4901 - Independent Study in Spanish 1 cr.
SPAN 4902 - Independent Study in Spanish 2 cr.
SPAN 4903 - Independent Study in Spanish 3 cr.
SPAN 4906 - Advanced Independent Study in Spanish 6 cr.
Or any other SPAN courses at the 3000 level and above (3000-4999)