Spanish Program Overview

The Spanish major offers students the opportunity to explore in-depth the languages, literatures, and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. Students engage with topics such as medieval sin and modern film, novels from early modern Spain, and from modern Latin America. The program encourages study abroad and critical reflection upon the diversity of the Hispanic tradition.

Sample Classes

• Early Iberian Survey
• Perspectives on the Caribbean
• Spanish Cinema: 1975-The Present
• The Forgotten and the Damned: An Alternative History of Latin American Literature

Outcomes

All information is based on the 2022 First-Destination Post-Graduate Survey. The lists provided are not exhaustive but rather a sampling of the data.

Graduate School

In 2022, 18% of Spanish students pursued graduate school journeys, focusing on various advanced degrees. Their graduate field interests range from medicine to law.

Employment

71% of Spanish graduates secured employment, with the majority entering sectors in education, government, and consulting/professional practice. Top employers include Deloitte Consulting, the Ministry of Education of Spain, and Cornell University.

Where 2022 Spanish Graduates Work

Employer | Job Titles
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Centro de los Derechos de Migrante, Inc. | Immigration Paralegal
Korea UNESCO Global Peace Village | English Instructor
Ministry of Education of Spain | English Language Teacher
Parent Powered | Content Associate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Associated Interests

• International relations
• Language and culture
• Law
• Literature
• Modern history
• Writing

Related Disciplines

• Humanities and Arts

Program Details

The Spanish program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the Spanish language, literature, and culture. The program offers a range of courses, from introductory classes to advanced seminars, and encourages students to engage with the material through critical thinking and analysis.