Spanish and Portuguese (BA)
New York University · NY · SPANISH-PORTUGUESE-BA
Spanish and Portuguese (BA) at New York University lists 15 subjects. Subjects include Writing as Inquiry, Cultural History of the Luso-Brazilian World and Advanced Portuguese. The topics that come up most are latin american studies, spanish and italian language (6, 6 and 5 subjects).
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New York University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Spanish and Portuguese (BA)
Example subjects: Writing as Inquiry, Cultural History of the Luso-Brazilian World, Advanced Portuguese, Advanced Topics (in English), Intens Elemen Spanish, Intens Intermed Spanish, Iberian Atlantic, Cultural History of Latin America, Key Works:, Key Words: Research Approaches, Cultural History of Spain, Senior Honors Seminar (fall).
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What will I study in Spanish and Portuguese (BA)?
Spanish and Portuguese (BA) covers areas like latin-american-studies, spanish, italian-language, cultural-studies, cultures, translation-studies, heritage-studies, english-language.
Who offers Spanish and Portuguese (BA)?
Spanish and Portuguese (BA) is offered by New York University, NY.
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