Last updated on 2025-05-15
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Studies at the University of Winnipeg is designed to immerse students in the Spanish language and its diverse cultures. With over 470 million native speakers, Spanish is a vital global language, second only to Chinese. This program not only focuses on language acquisition but also emphasizes cultural awareness, critical thinking, and communication skills essential for engaging with various Hispanic cultures. Students will explore the rich history and cultural nuances of Latin America and Spain, preparing them for a variety of career opportunities in fields such as international business, law, tourism, and education.
Program Structure
The Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Studies offers a comprehensive curriculum that can be completed in a 3-year format. Students have the option to pursue:
- Single Major
- Double Major
- Combined Major
This program is structured to enhance students' communication and critical thinking skills through various methods, including:
- Analysis of texts and media
- Study of films and literature
- In-depth language study through translation
Additionally, Spanish Studies participates in the Interdepartmental Minor in Comparative Literature, providing students with further interdisciplinary opportunities.
Featured Experiences
- Engagement with diverse Hispanic cultures through various media.
- Opportunities for critical analysis of literature and films.
- Participation in the Interdepartmental Minor in Comparative Literature.
- Focus on developing communication skills essential for global citizenship.
Career Options
- Translator: Facilitate communication between Spanish and English speakers in various settings, including business and legal environments.
- International Business Consultant: Advise companies on market entry strategies in Spanish-speaking countries.
- Tourism Manager: Oversee travel operations and enhance visitor experiences in Spanish-speaking regions.
- Foreign Service Officer: Represent Canada in diplomatic missions, focusing on Spanish-speaking countries.
- Language Educator: Teach Spanish in schools or language institutes, fostering language skills in students.
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