Wilkes University College of Arts and Sciences 7 courses
The Spanish concentration for Pharmacy combines classroom courses in Spanish with an experiential component in which students apply using the language skills in a clinical setting. Students must complete: • SP 203: Intermediate Spanish I OR SP 204: Intermediate Spanish II (3 credits) • SP 205: Spanish Conversation (3 credits) • SP 211 Conversational Spanish for Health and Social Services (3 credits) • PHA 560 Self-Directed Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (SD-IPPE; A minimum of 4 hours out of the required 20 hours of service (as patient care or non-patient care hours) is required. Reach out to the Nesbitt School of Pharmacy's Academic Affairs Dean for approval of service and activity hours) (0.5 credits) • SP 393: Study abroad in Spain (3-6 credits) OR PHA 335: Introductory Pharm Practice Exp I, in a community site identified by the Office of Experiential Education as serving a heavily Spanish-speaking population (1 credit) OR PHA 512: Community Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience in a community site identified by the Office of Experiential Education as serving a heavily Spanish-speaking population (5 credits). NOTE: Study abroad and clinical assignments require prior permission.
Spanish Concentration for Pharmacy
Requirements: Credits / Units: 3. (in y más store) in y más store. NOTE: Study Abroad and clinical assignments require prior permission.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| SP 203 or SP 204 | Intermediate Spanish I or Intermediate Spanish II | 3 |
| SP 205 | Conversation | 3 |
| SP 211 | Conversational Spanish for Health and Social Services | 3 |
| PHA 560 | Self-Directed IPPE III | 0.5 |
| SP 393 or PHA 335 | Study Abroad in Spain or Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience I | 3-6 |
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