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Minor
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College of Liberal Arts

The Department of Modern Languages offers majors leading to the bachelor of arts degree in Spanish, German, and French. Study abroad is strongly encouraged for students majoring in modern languages.

  • Students who wish to earn licensure to teach French or Spanish in Ohio schools are required to complete the Bachelor of Arts in respective language. Candidates will complete the graduate-level program in the College of Education and Human Services for licensure and the prerequisite education courses and school placements*.
  • Minors are available in French, German, Spanish, Chinese studies, and Russian studies. Additionally basic courses in Arabic, Italian, Japanese, and Portuguese are offered.
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish—Suggested Curriculum
For a listing of degree requirements for all modern language majors, please consult the Undergraduate Catalog.
Freshman
English Comp I & II
Math & Modern World
Spanish I, II, & III
Electives
GE History
GE Non-Western Course
GE Human Expression
GE Human Behavior
GE Sciences (3)		 Sophomore
Spanish IV, V, & VI
Problems in Comparative Literature
Spanish Culture
Spanish-American Culture
Computer Literacy
Electives
College Component
GE Human Behavior
GE Additional Courses (2)		 Junior
Spanish Conversation I & II
Spanish Composition I, II, & III
Survey of Spanish Literature I
Survey of Spanish-American Literature I
Spanish Phonetics
Intro to Historical & Comparative Linguistics
Spanish Literature in Translation
Logic
Electives
*Education Practicums I & II
*Schooling in Diverse Society
*Learning Differences		 Senior
Survey of Spanish Literature II
Survey of Spanish-American Literature II
Statistics
Advanced Studies: Language & Civilization
Spanish Novel of the 19th Century
Spanish Picaresque Novel
Electives

 

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