Program description
The Spanish program strives to engage students in the processes of critical reading and writing, taking as the object of study the literary, linguistic, cultural and cinematic heritage of Spain and Latin America. To develop students’ communicative skills, the program provides instruction that assists students in acquiring and refining the ability to speak, understand, read and write the Spanish language. Moreover, the program’s literature courses enable students to examine a wide range of periods and genres, and to tailor their plans of study according to their specific interest.
Program options
Degree options
B.A., Bachelor of Arts, Spanish, Major - 3 years
B.A., (Adv.) Bachelor of Arts, Advanced Major in Spanish - 4 years
Interesting courses and unique opportunities
Exchange opportunities
Exchange opportunities include traveling to Latin America or Spain to take courses as part of the program
Notes
The University of Manitoba has an active Spanish Club which hosts many cultural events
Professional opportunities
The Spanish program, alone or in combination with other major programs, may lead to advanced study of the language or literature of Spain and Latin America, and to careers not only in teaching, but also in other professions such as interpretation, translation, journalism, library science, law, medicine, and in government (international affairs), social service, or business.The development of closer Canadian ties with Spain and Latin America is extending the range of career opportunities through various international organizations.
Admission requirements & prerequisites
Direct entry option
Advanced entry option
24 credit hours in U1 (or approved bachelors program)
This entry option is open to students who have completed a minimum of 24 credit hours of university level study. Specific program requirements will vary; details of these requirements are available on each program’s application page.
High school prerequisites
High school prerequisites: none
Many programs will require or recommend specific high school courses over and above their admission requirements. These high school prerequisites are not always required to enter the program, but they must be completed to enrol in certain university courses within it. If a student does not have a particular prerequisite when they enter the program, they may complete an equivalent upgrading course at university that will satisfy the prerequisite requirement.
More details on admission requirements, application dates and how to apply is available on the Faculty of Arts apply for admission page.
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