The Spanish Education program is not currently accepting applications. Information on this page remains for current students and archival purposes.
The B.A. program in Spanish Education prepares graduates to foster a love of Spanish language and Spanish and Latin American cultures in their students, through engaging curriculum and instruction that adapts to the needs of all learners.
Students get a double major from both the School of Education and the College of Arts and Sciences, developing Spanish language fluency while also covering a wide range of topics in literature, culture, film, linguistics, and more. This program meets the academic requirements for New York State initial teacher certification in Spanish (Grades 7-12).
As a student in the Spanish Education program, you will combine studies in Spanish, secondary language curriculum, education methods, classroom practicums, and academic requirements from the liberal arts core. You will choose courses to make up a major in Spanish Language, Literature, and Culture and liberal arts courses in collaboration with your advisors, allowing you to tailor them to your personal and professional interests.
