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Nov 12, 2024
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2015-2016 Undergraduate Bulletin [Archived Catalog]
Spanish (B.A.)
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Return to: Part 5: Program Descriptions
Program: B.A.
Department of International Language and Culture Studies
College of Arts and Sciences
Liberal Arts Building 267 ~ 260-481-6836 ~ ipfw.edu/ilcs
The student learning outcomes for the degree are as follows:
- Acquire a broad foundation in language, literature, and culture in preparation for graduate studies or for a career where proficiency in a foreign language and international perspectives are important assets;
- Achieve the ACTFL intermediate-high level in speaking, demonstrate the ability to recognize and analyze grammatical and usage errors in own and others’ writing;
- Develop an increased understanding of what it means to belong to a culture and awareness of how culture affects other interconnected issues of identity;
- Demonstrate the ability to think critically about these issues and how they shape intercultural communication.
To earn the B.A. with a major in Spanish, you must fulfill the requirements of IPFW (see Part 8 ) and the College of Arts and Sciences (see Part 4 ) and satisfactorily complete the following requirements:
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College of Arts and Sciences Requirements
English Writing and Speaking
- Requirements in Arts and Sciences Part A
(The writing requirement is satisfied by ILCS I300, listed below)
Foreign Language (10–14 credits)
Additional Foreign Language Requirements
Distribution (not in SPAN)
- Requirements in Arts and Sciences Part C Credits: 9
Core and Concentration (Major) Courses
A course in Spanish linguistics at the 400-level: Credits: 3
A course in Peninsular literature at the 400 level: Credits: 3
A course in Spanish-American literature at the 400 level: Credits: 3
A course in Spanish, Spanish-American, or Hispanic Culture at the 400-level: Credits: 3
Additional credits in 400-level (Spanish, Spanish-American, or Latino culture, Spanish language, or Peninsular or Spanish-American literature courses) Credits: 6
General Elective Courses
- Sufficient additional credits to bring the total to 120.
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Return to: Part 5: Program Descriptions
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