Spanish Major
Northwestern University · IL · SPANISH-MAJOR
Spanish Major is a degree at Northwestern University, IL. It covers areas like latin american studies, spanish, literature, postcolonial literature, american literature, translation studies. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Northwestern University
What you'll study in Spanish Major
Example subjects: Intermediate Spanish (1 Unit), Accelerated Intermediate Spanish (1 Unit), Accelerated Intermediate Spanish for Heritage Language Learners (1 Unit), Advanced Spanish for Heritage Language Learners (1 Unit), Advanced Spanish I: Contemporary Latin America (1 Unit), Advanced Spanish II: Artivism in the Spanish-Speaking World (1 Unit), Literature in Spain before 1700 (1 Unit), Literature in Spain since 1700 (1 Unit), Literature in Colonial Latin America (1 Unit), Literature in Modern Latin America (1 Unit), Topics in Language (1 Unit), Advanced Grammar (1 Unit).
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Spanish Major?
Spanish Major covers areas like latin-american-studies, spanish, literature, postcolonial-literature, american-literature, translation-studies, italian-language, romantic-literature.
Who offers Spanish Major?
Spanish Major is offered by Northwestern University, IL.
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