Spanish (BA)
Bachelor's degree
In Wolfville (Canada)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Wolfville (Canada)
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Duration
2 Semesters
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Start date
Different dates available
Spanish is an important language in Europe and the Americas, and it is the second language spoken in the United States. As a student taking a Spanish major at Acadia, you will acquire familiarity with the language, grammatical practices, literature, and culture. The ability to communicate in a different language broadens an individual’s appreciation of other cultures and increases opportunities in the job market. The study of languages also helps you develop stronger communication and critical thinking skills, useful to a wide variety of professions.
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About this course
Arts and culture
Diplomacy
Education
Health
Immigration services
International aid
International business
International relations
Interpretation
Journalism
Law
Social work
Tourism
Translation
Reviews
Subjects
- Writing
- Communication Training
- Humanities
- Social Science
- Spanish
- Spanish Language
- Spanish Grammar
- Spanish Conversation
- Arts and Culture
- International Relations
- Immigration services
Course programme
Semester One
SPAN 1013
- Introduction to Spanish 1
ENGL 1413
- Writing & Reading Critically 1
HUMANITIES xx13
- Introductory humanities course
SOCIAL SCIENCE xx13
- Introductory social science course
SCIENCE xx13
- Introductory science course
SPAN 1023
- Introduction to Spanish 2
ENGL 1423
- Writing & Reading Critically 2
HUMANITIES xx23
- Introductory humanities course
SOCIAL SCIENCE xx23
- Introductory social science course
SCIENCE xx23
- Introductory science course
Acadia offers small class sizes which improves your interaction with your professors and as well as with classmates inside and outside the classroom. Professors in the Spanish program at Acadia use the newest technology in teaching and learning a foreign language. By the end of your first year of studying Spanish, you will be able to function in a Spanish-speaking environment. You can achieve fluency in both spoken and written Spanish after four years. Emphasis is placed on the communication skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing, and on exposure to Spanish and Latin American cultures. Students majoring in Spanish at Acadia may spend a year of study at the University of La Rioja in Spain in a direct exchange programme or take their year abroad at various universities in Spain or Latin America. Acadia students have studied in Spain at the Universities of Salamanca, Granada, Oviedo, as well as in Cuba, Mexico, and Costa Rica. Students have the opportunity to combine Spanish with another discipline, for example, in the BBA/Spanish program. Spanish may also be taken as a minor.
Spanish (BA)