Based on the liberal arts tradition, the Spanish programs at BYU are designed not only to improve students’ communication skills but to immerse them in a study of Hispanic linguistics, literature and culture. The undergraduate major serves the needs of students who plan to enter a variety of fields, including business, medicine, law, government service, teaching, and graduate studies in literature, culture, linguistics, and pedagogy; this major is intended to help students cultivate lifelong habits of reading and study, as well as provide them with practical tools for serving and working among a Spanish-speaking population. The M.A. program, one of the nation's largest, most diverse, and most respected, is a liberal arts program that aims to master skills in critical thinking, written expression and oral proficiency, while allowing students to specialize in either linguistics, literature, or pedagogy.
12 PM, B092 JFSB
Lecture by Spanish novelist, Spanish novelist, Fernando J. López del Oso
8 AM, Marriott Center
College of Humanities Convocation
Do you speak SPANISH and want to learn PORTUGUESE? Announcing two new Portuguese courses in Fall 2013: Port 105 and Port 205 - Portuguese for Spanish Speakers 1 & 2. Click for more information.
