Six hours of Spanish at the level of 1180 (intermediate Spanish) or above.

• SPAN 1180 Intermediate Spanish (4)
• SPAN 2000 Special Problems (0-6)
• SPAN 2001 Special Topics (3)
• SPAN 2110 Basic Spanish Conversation (2)
• SPAN 2160 Hispanic Culture (3)
• SPAN 2161 Contemporary Latin America (3)
• SPAN 2170 Masterpieces of Hispanic Literature (3)
• SPAN 2180 Intermediate Spanish Composition (3)
• SPAN 3000 Special Problems (0-6)
• SPAN 3001 Special Topics (3)
• SPAN 3100 Spanish Translation for Technical Applications
• SPAN 4000 Special Problems (0-6)
• SPAN 4001 Special Topics (3)
• SPAN 4302 Phonetics and Phonology of Spanish (3)
• SPAN 4311 Advanced Spanish Conversation (2)
• SPAN 4370 Survey of Spanish Literature (3)
• SPAN 4377 Spanish-American Novel and Short Story (3)

Three hours from list of approved courses.

• GEO ENG 5092 International Engineering and Design
• GEO ENG 2407 Geology and Engineering of Ancient and Modern Peru 
• SPAN 3100 Spanish Translation for Technical Applications 
• SP&MS 3235 Intercultural Communication, when the course is focused on Latin America 
• GEO ENG 5556 Renewable Energy Systems, when the course is focused on Latin America 
• CHEM ENG 5001 Special Topics (TBD)

Three hours from list of approved courses.

• ENGLISH 3001 / TCH COM 3001 Special Topics (Costa Rica in Text) (3)
• HIST 3001 Special Topics (History of Science & Technology in Latin America) (3)
• SPAN 2160 Hispanic Culture (3)
• SPAN 2161 Contemporary Latin America (3)

Minimum of 14 days of experience abroad in Latin America as part of an approved S&T program (including study abroad, Miner Challenge, and EWB). This requirement may be fulfilled via multiple trips. During S&T-sponsored trips, students have built ovens, taught English, made water filters, constructed wells, and studied Spanish. They’ve also tried new foods, explored ancient ruins, made new friends, developed self-confidence, and had lots of fun!