In the Spanish studies minor, you'll learn the Spanish language and about Spanish and Latin American history and cultures.
Spanish is one of the world's major languages and the first language of more than 400 million people. As well as developing your language skills, you can take subjects in Spanish and Latin American culture, linguistics, translation, literature and film.
Learning Spanish will give you highly employable communication skills in a competitive globalised labour market. It is also important in international development and diplomatic contexts as an official language of the United Nations and the World Bank.
As part of this minor, you're encouraged to apply to do in-country study programs in Spanish through the University’s exchange programs. These are available in Spain and in various Latin American countries (please note: overseas programs may be impacted by travel restrictions). You can do a minor in Spanish studies no matter your skill level.
Depending on your prior knowledge of and/or qualifications in the Spanish language you will start at Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced level or Extended.
