Last updated on 2025-12-23
Program overview
The Bachelor of Arts & Science in French/Spanish & Agricultural Studies at the University of Lethbridge is designed to prepare students for a globalized world through the study of modern languages and agricultural principles. This program emphasizes not only language acquisition but also cultural understanding, allowing students to explore identities and values through literature, history, and culture. With a focus on small class sizes and innovative teaching methods, students will engage in lively discussions and practical experiences that enhance their learning journey. The program also offers opportunities for off-campus study, enabling students to immerse themselves in French and Spanish-speaking environments.
Program structure
The Bachelor of Arts & Science in French/Spanish & Agricultural Studies is structured to provide a comprehensive educational experience over a four-year period. The program includes:
- Core courses in French and Spanish language, literature, and culture.
- Interdisciplinary studies that integrate agricultural concepts with language learning.
- Options for experiential learning, including co-operative education and international exchanges.
- Opportunities to complete an honours thesis in the final year for eligible students.
Students can choose to specialize in one language or study both French and Spanish, allowing for a tailored educational experience. The program also encourages the addition of minors to explore other academic interests.
Featured Experiences
- Co-operative education opportunities available for all majors in the arts and sciences.
- International exchange programs to countries such as France, Mexico, Ecuador, Argentina, and Spain.
- Experiential learning through independent studies and volunteer opportunities.
- Small class sizes that foster personalized learning and engagement with instructors.
- Access to the latest language-learning technology to enhance the educational experience.
Career Options
- Spanish as a Second Language Instructor: Teach Spanish to non-native speakers in schools or language institutes.
- French/Spanish Research Agent: Conduct research and analysis in fields requiring bilingual expertise.
- International Student Advisor: Assist international students in navigating their educational experience in Canada.
- Museum Program Instructor: Develop and deliver educational programs related to French and Spanish cultures.
- Translation & Interpreting: Provide translation services for documents and live events, facilitating communication between languages.
Graduates can also explore careers in government, foreign affairs, publishing, travel and tourism, technical writing, and more, leveraging their language skills in various professional settings.
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