Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Camden 4 courses
The program in Spanish offers courses in the language and culture of Spain and Spanish America. Some of the courses are designed to satisfy the needs of students planning to major in Spanish literature. Others are aimed at those students who would like to develop a working knowledge of the Spanish language and culture for use in their profession. Still others are aimed at those students who do not desire to develop a working knowledge of the Spanish language, but who would like to become familiar with some aspects of the Spanish culture. The listing for each course gives its aims. Unless stated otherwise, courses are given in the Spanish language, and students are encouraged to speak with the faculty teaching the course in order to ascertain its usefulness for the student and the necessary level of proficiency in the language. Spanish-speaking students may not receive credit for elementary Spanish.
Spanish Major Requirements
Students planning to major in Spanish must include in their program 36 credits in Spanish courses beyond the elementary-level courses. In addition, they also must complete the following courses: 50:090:238 World Masterpieces I or 50:350:239 World Masterpieces II, and 50:510:101 Western Civilization I and 50:510:102 Western Civilization II. Students planning on graduate study are advised to elect a second foreign language and should attain in it a level of proficiency equivalent to Intermediate II.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 50:090:238 | World Masterpieces I | 3 |
| 50:350:239 | World Masterpieces II | 3 |
| 50:510:101 | Western Civilization I (G) (R) | 3 |
| 50:510:102 | Western Civilization II (G) (R) | 3 |
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