Concentration in Applied Spanish

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Within the Spanish Major, students may choose to earn a Concentration in Applied Spanish, representing the completion of 12 s.h. in Applied Spanish courses at the 200, 300 and 400 levels. The Concentration may be declared either in the World Languages Department in Oak Hall 107, or with Cindy Finer (finer@rowan.edu). This Concentration in Applied Spanish will enhance the profile of all job applicants across all fields of study, as it represents the ability to apply one’s knowledge of Spanish to a variety of career fields, including, for example, business, medicine, translation, and education. The Concentration includes the following:

Program Requirements

Required Course

SPAN 05212 - Spanish Reading and Composition Credits: 3

Elective Courses

Choose three of the following

SPAN 05300 - Spanish Phonetics Credits: 3
SPAN 05302 - Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics Credits: 3
SPAN 05305 - Oral Spanish Credits: 3
SPAN 05312 - Spanish for Business A Credits: 3
SPAN 05313 - Spanish for Medical Personnel Credits: 3
SPAN 05316 - Spanish for Medical Emergencies and Disaster Response Credits: 3
SPAN 05340 - Introduction to Spanish Translation Credits: 3
SPAN 05350 - Introduction to Spanish Interpretation Credits: 3
SPAN 05400 - History of The Spanish Language Credits: 3
SPAN 05440 - Special Topics in World Languages Credits: 3
SPAN 05441 - Advanced Spanish Translation Credits: 3
SPAN 05450 - Internship in Spanish (Applied)

Concentration in Applied Spanish

Program Requirements

Required Course

Elective Courses

Total Required Credits for the Program: 12 s.h.