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Ten courses, of which eight must be conducted totally in Spanish. The other two can be taken, with permission from the Upper-Division Coordinator of the Spanish Program, from courses offered in English in the Department of Modern Languages. Four of the ten courses are required: Advanced Spanish Composition (3324), Peninsular Spanish Literary Tradition (3317), Spanish American Literary Tradition (3318), a senior research paper (either Senior Project or Honors Thesis). The remaining courses may be chosen from anything offered, and a comprehensive examination must also be completed.
Spanish majors are encouraged to study abroad in the summer at the universities with which UD has made arrangements for Spanish studies or on their own. The Spanish Program will give credit toward the major for up to six credits for courses taken abroad at a university (not a language institute) in a Spanish-speaking country. These courses can be in disciplines not taught regularly in our program, such as politics, economics, South-American history or art history. Such studies have to be approved in advance by the Upper-Division Coordinator of the Spanish Program.
(For course descriptions, click here.)1301. First Year Spanish I1302. First Year Spanish II2311. Second Year Spanish I2312. Second Year Spanish II3119. Spanish Internship, 1 credit, offered occasionally3120. Studio Drama, 1 credit, offered occasionally3323. Advanced Spanish Communication/Grammar3324. Advanced Spanish Composition/Grammar3317. Peninsular Spanish Literary Tradition3318. Spanish American Literary Tradition3328. Spanish Linguistics3322. Civilization of Mexico3329. Introduction to Spanish and Mexican Art History3V50. Special Topic in Spanish4301. Spanish Medieval History4302. Spanish Medieval Literature4311. History of Habsburg Spain: The Golden Age4312. Golden Age Peninsular/Colonial Drama and Poetry4313. Golden Age Peninsular/Colonial Narrative4314. Cervantes: Don Quijote and Novelas ejemplares4342. History of Bourbon Spain: The Age of Revolution4343. Nineteenth-century Peninsular Spanish Literature4361. Early Twentieth-century Peninsular Spanish Literature4362. Contemporary Peninsular Spanish Literature4371. Twentieth-century Spanish American Novels4372. Spanish American Poetry: From Modernismo to the Present4373. Spanish American Short Stories4374. Mexican Literature4375. Highlights of Spanish-American Narrative (in English), when requested4376. Realism in Spanish and English Nineteenth-century Narrative (in English), when requested4347. Senior Project 4349. Senior Honors Thesis4351. Independent Research5V50. Special Topic in Spanish