Bilingual and Biliteracy in Spanish Achievement Certificate – Academics

Undergraduate Certificate Program

Bilingual and Biliteracy in Spanish Achievement Certificate

Overview

A Bilingual and Biliteracy in Spanish Certificate of Achievement certificate provides students with professional knowledge of language, literature and culture of Spanish, the second most spoken language in the US, which is also a booming language in Oregon. This gives a significant added value to candidates looking for jobs in a wide array of careers, as there is high demand for bilingual professionals in education, business, law, and medical fields.

Curriculum

SPAN 328 - Introduction to Chicano Literature and Culture Credits: 4
SPAN 379 - Introduction to Spanish Linguistics Credits: 4
SPAN 483 - Spanish in the United States Credits: 4

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SPAN 342 - The Politics of Latino Film and Art Credits: 4
SPAN 401 - Advanced Spanish Proficiency Credits: 4
SPAN 443 - Topics in Latin American Literature Credits: 4
SPAN 446 - Migration and Borders in the Hispanic World Credits: 4

Credits:
16

Flexible Coursework
Online and/or hybrid classes may be available. Check the schedule to see what's available

Learning Outcomes

Produce and understand oral and written communication at an Advanced High level, as defined by the ACTFL.
Interact respectfully and appropriately with individuals and companies from bicultural backgrounds.
Compare and contrast cultural elements from Spanish speaking countries with their own culture, both within the Latino culture in the United States and American culture in general.

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