Spanish Minor

Required Courses (12 credits)

• SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
• SPAN 301 - Advanced Spanish I
• SPAN 302 - Advanced Spanish II

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  For students without any prior knowledge of Spanish, Maryville offers two elementary courses, SPAN 101 and SPAN 102. For students who come to Maryville with significant knowledge of the language, some or all of the above four courses may be waived. If more than two courses are waived, the student will need to increase the number of required elective courses in order to meet the minimum credit requirement of 15 hours for the minor.

Elective Courses (at least 9 credit hours required)

Students may choose their electives from courses offered through Maryville University and from courses offered through international programs affiliated with Maryville:

• ADAH 351 - Maya, Aztec, and Olmec Art and Archaeology
• ENGL 326 - Latin American Magical Realism
• HIST 374 - Conquest, Resistance, Independence: Latin America History, Politics, and Cultures
• SPAN 205 - Spanish For The Health Professions
• SPAN 401 - Advanced Spanish III
• SPAN 497 - Special Studies
• SPAN 499 - International/ Spanish Language Internship

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  Electives such as the following may be taken through the international programs affiliated with Maryville University (including the consortium schools):                      

                  Business Spanish 

                  History of Spain 

                  Economy of Present-Day Spain 

                  Spanish Culture and Civilization

                  Latin-American Culture and Civilization

                  Introduction to Spanish Literature       

                  Introduction to Latin-American Literature 

                  Contemporary Spanish or Latin-American Literature 

                  Selected Topics in Spanish or Latin-American Literature

                  Performing Spanish Language Literature             

  Other courses as approved by the Humanities Program Director in the College of Arts and Sciences.