Bachelor of Arts in Spanish With Optional Inspired Teaching and Learning Preliminary Single Subject Teaching Credential (California)

Tanja N. Class of 2016

Spanish is one of the fastest-growing languages in the United States and is reflective of rich and enduring cultures. You’ll develop proficiency in writing, speaking, and understanding Spanish, and much more with the Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. When you major in Spanish education, your language skills will be enhanced and expanded with a deep understanding of the history, cultures, geography, literature, and politics of the Spanish-speaking regions.

With this knowledge in hand, you’ll be prepared to pursue a career in government, military, business, or education. During the program you’ll pursue a Preliminary California Single Subject Teaching Credential.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Develop oral, written, and reading proficiency in Spanish. Read and interpret representative texts and cultural productions in Spanish.
• Develop analytical and critical skills that build from textual, cultural, and linguistic analysis to the exploration of society.
• Translate and interpret to and from Spanish.
• Differentiate the major aspects of Latin American and Hispanic culture and civilization from pre-Columbian times to the present.
• Demonstrate familiarity with the history and culture of the Spanish speaking world.

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