• Demonstrate Intermediate-High or equivalent proficiency on an officially certified oral examination in a language other than English.
• Read and analyze written literary and nonfiction genres from multilingual and non-English speaking cultures in their original language.
• Understand, analyze, and interact with visual and multimodal genres such as film, video, and social media from multilingual and non-English speaking cultures. 
• Explore and reflect on the experiences of members of linguistic or cultural communities that have been historically marginalized due to race, gender, sexual identity, social class or other social constructs.
• Understand, analyze and reflect on personal identity and positionality in global/polycultural contexts.
• Describe ways in which linguistic behavior is used to reinforce social identities.
• Understand and explain the concept of colonialism and identify its social and economic effects in different parts of the world.
• Demonstrate understanding of the nature of nationalism and its effects on relations within and between countries.
• Describe the role of language in creating and maintaining systems of ideological and social control.
• Interact with community organizations affiliated with multilingual and non-English speaking communities.
• Experience everyday life in multilingual and non-English speaking communities for at least one full term.
• Integrate academic topics from the classroom with multilingual/polycultural interpersonal relationships.

The minimum upper-division course requirements are listed below. Additional requirements are available from departmental advisors and the departmental office. Required courses may not be taken S/U. All prospective majors and minors must see a departmental advisor at least once a year.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Spanish
Select one or both of the following: 1		9-21
SPAN 331 & SPAN 332 & SPAN 333	*THE CULTURES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL and *THE CULTURES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL and CULTURES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
SPAN 336 & SPAN 337 & SPAN 338 & SPAN 339	*LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE and *LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE and *LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE and MEXICAN IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE IN THE UNITED STATES
SPAN 438	^SELECTED TOPICS IN LUSO-HISPANIC CULTURE 1	3
Upper-division Spanish electives, to be approved by the major advisor		24-33
Total credits required for graduation is 180
Total Credits		36-57

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Baccalaureate Core Course (BCC)

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Writing Intensive Course (WIC)

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These courses must be completed with a B average