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2021-2022 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Modern Languages: Spanish Emphasis Area, BA

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Program Description

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern Languages provides a broadly humanistic course of study in seven areas of concentration: American Sign Language, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. This course of study seeks to provide students with basic competence in both the relevant language and the literary and cultural heritage pertaining to that language. Moreover, students will be required to take at least two courses in cultural inquiry which are designed to sharpen their sense of cultural difference, to enhance their critical thinking skills, and to prepare them for citizenship in a global community of diverse cultural precepts and practices. In this respect, the Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages is intended to prepare students for a wide range of careers in the international arena as well as for the kinds of graduate programs that are an appropriate starting point for such careers.

All Modern Languages students are required to study abroad with a Clemson-approved program for at least one semester in the case of Japanese and Spanish or for at least two semesters in the case of French and German.

As a condition of graduation, students in the Modern Languages program will be required to pass a noncredit examination and to submit an electronic portfolio in the relevant language to assess their competence in that language. Students should see their advisor for details. Both assessments take place in the student’s last full semester of study.

Program Requirements

Freshman Year

First Semester

Credit Hours: 16

Second Semester

  • 4 Credits 1
  • Mathematics or Natural Science Requirement 3 Credits 2
  • Natural Science Requirement 4 Credits 2
  • Social Science Requirement 3 Credits 2
  • Elective 2 Credits
Credit Hours: 16

Sophomore Year

First Semester

  • 3 Credits
  • Arts and Humanities (Non-Lit.) Requirement 3 Credits 2
  • Fine Arts Requirement 3 Credits 3
  • Minor Requirement 3 Credits
  • Elective 4 Credits
Credit Hours: 16

Second Semester

  • 3 Credits
  • Arts and Humanities (Literature) Requirement 3 Credits 2
  • History Requirement 3 Credits 4
  • Minor Requirement 3 Credits
  • Elective 3 Credits
Credit Hours: 15

Junior Year

First Semester

Credit Hours: 15

Second Semester

  • Advanced Arts and Humanities Requirement 3 Credits 7
  • Major Requirement 3 Credits 8
  • Methodology and Theory Requirement 3 Credits 9
  • Minor Requirement 3 Credits
  • Elective 3 Credits
Credit Hours: 15

Senior Year

First Semester

  • 2 Credits
  • Major Requirement 3 Credits 8
  • Methodology and Theory Requirement 3 Credits 9
  • Minor Requirement 3 Credits
  • Elective 4 Credits
Credit Hours: 15

Second Semester

  • Advanced Arts and Humanities Requirement 3 Credits 7
  • Major Requirement 6 Credits 8
  • Methodology and Theory Requirement 3 Credits 9
Credit Hours: 12

Total Credits: 120

Footnotes

1 Students who have had previous instruction in Spanish may take an accelerated one-semester course that covers the material presented in the standard first-year sequence. They must then take four additional elective credit hours.

2 See General Education Requirements . Three of these credit hours must also satisfy the Science and Technology in Society Requirement.

3 Select from any AAH course, MUSC 1420 , MUSC 2100 , MUSC 2950 , MUSC 3140 , MUSC 3180 , MUSC 3290 , MUSC 3620 , MUSC 3630 , MUSC 3640 , MUSC 3690 , MUSC 3700 , MUSC 3710 , MUSC 3720 , MUSC 3980 , MUSC 4150 , THEA 2100 , THEA 2950 , THEA 3150 , THEA 3160 , THEA 3170 , THEA 3180 , THEA 3470 , THEA 3720 , THEA 3790 , THEA 3980 , THEA 4300  for a total of three credits.

4 Select from HIST 3400 , HIST 3410 , HIST 3420 , HIST 3700 , HIST 3720 , HIST 3740 , HIST 3750 , HIST 3770 , HIST 3780 , HIST 4400 , HIST 4710  

5 Course not offered at Clemson; must be taken abroad

6 Select from 3000- or 4000-level courses in Spanish

7 Select from SPAN 3040 , SPAN 3070 , SPAN 3080 , SPAN 3110 , SPAN 3130 , SPAN 3180 , SPAN 4010 , SPAN 4030 , SPAN 4040 , SPAN 4050 , SPAN 4060 , SPAN 4070 , SPAN 4200 , SPAN 4210 , SPAN 4220 , SPAN 4350 , WS 3010 , WS 4590 , or any 3000- or 4000-level ENGL, HUM, PHIL or REL courses. A maximum of three credits may be in the target language.

8 Select from 4000-level courses in Spanish. At least one course must be in literature (select from SPAN 4010 , SPAN 4030 , SPAN 4040 , SPAN 4050 , SPAN 4060 , SPAN 4070 , SPAN 4200 , SPAN 4210 , SPAN 4220 , SPAN 4990 ).

9 Select from ENGL 4350 , ENGL 4360 , ENGL 4400 , ENGL 4510 , LANG 3000 , LANG 3400 , LANG 3420 , LANG 3560 , LANG 3710 , LANG 4500 , LANG 4600 , LANG 4620 , SPAN 3140 , SPAN 4010 , SPAN 4030 , SPAN 4040 , SPAN 4050 , SPAN 4060 , SPAN 4070 , SPAN 4200 , SPAN 4210 , SPAN 4220 , SPAN 4350  

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