PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The Spanish major at Morningside allows you to gain a mastery of the language and a better understanding of Spanish-speaking cultures. You will be prepared for graduate school or a career in government, business, education, or another field.
Degrees
Spanish (B.A.)
Major
Spanish Teaching (B.S.)
Major
Spanish
Minor
Spanish Teaching
Minor
A Great Fit For
- Individuals who enjoy expression, analysis, and creativity.
- Those who thrive in a less structured environment.
- People with a love for language and literature.
- Anyone interested in exploring the world through culture.
- Bilingual Spanish speakers at any level of proficiency.
EXPERIENCE LEARNING BY DOING
INTERNSHIPS
Our ethnically diverse Siouxland community provides numerous opportunities for students to develop intercultural skills through customized internships with service agencies, medical facilities, businesses, law firms, and churches.
STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Spanish Club - Sigma Delta Pi - National Spanish Honor Society - Collegian Reporter – student-run newspaper - KMSC – student-run radio station - Kiosk – literary magazine - MCTV – student-run television station - Morningside Activities Council - Omicron Delta Kappa
STUDY ABROAD
Our program offers opportunities to study in Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Cuba. There are options for both semester-long and summer study abroad, and even healthcare-related and internship-based programs. Most of these programs include home stays. Students experience cultural exchanges and engage with the art, religious practices, historical sites, and current events of their host country. Many of our students study abroad during their time at Morningside. The Spanish Program has a formal affiliation with Spanish Studies Abroad, which provides financial savings for our students. Occasionally, a May Term course is offered in a Spanish-speaking country as well.
RESEARCH AND ACTIVE LEARNING
In addition to taking classes in locations throughout the globe, students may also choose to volunteer or conduct research to develop a deeper understanding of the Spanish language or other cultures.
NETWORK
You may frequently interact with professionals throughout the industry developing relationships and building skills. Opportunities include: - Industry-leading speakers - Club meetings and college-wide seminars - Interviews - Internships - Professional gatherings
PLAN OF STUDY
SPAN 103: Language and Culture I
SPAN 104: Language and Culture II
SPAN 203: Intercultural Competence through Language I
SPAN 204: Intercultural competence through Language II
SPAN 307: Communication for Leadership in the Professions
SPAN 412: Latin America in Transition
SPAN 445: Word and Image in Latin America
SPAN 450: Internship in Spanish
EDUC 105: Foundations of Education and Human Resources
EDUC 300: Instructional Design and Assessment & Practicum
EDUC 303: Middle School and Secondary Literacy I
EDUC 321: Methods of Teaching in Secondary Schools & Practicum
EDUC 404: Methods of Teaching Spanish
EDUC 413: Advanced Methods and Practicum
EDUC 427: Secondary Student Teaching
EDUC 490: Effective Educator Seminar
EPSY 275: Educational Psychology
PSYC 101: General Psychology
SPAN 103: Language and Culture I
SPAN 104: Language and Culture II
SPAN 203: Intercultural Competence through Language I
SPAN 204: Communication for Leadership in the Professions
SPAN 307: Spanish on the Big Screen
SPAN 320: Latin America in Transition
SPAN 412: Latin America in Transition
SPAN 445: Word and Image in Latin America
SPED 208: Exceptional and Diverse Learners
SPAN 103: Language and Culture I
SPAN 104: Language and Culture II
SPAN 203: Intercultural Competence through Language I
SPAN 204: Intercultural Competence through Language II
EDUC 105: Foundations of Education and Human Resources
EDUC 300: Instructional Design and Assessment & Practicum
EDUC 303: Middle School and Secondary Literacy I
EDUC 321: Methods of Teaching in Secondary Schools & Practicum
EDUC 404: Methods of Teaching Spanish
EDUC 413: Advanced Methods and Practicum
EDUC 427: Secondary Student Teaching
EDUC 490: Effective Educator Seminar
EPSY 275: Educational Psychology
PSYC 101: General Psychology
SPAN 103: Language and Culture I
SPAN 104: Language and Culture II
SPAN 203: Intercultural Competence through Language I
SPAN 204: Communication for Leadership in the Professions
SPED 208: Exceptional and Diverse Learners
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WHY STUDY AT MORNINGSIDE?
13:1
student/faculty ratio so you’re assured a quality education focused on you
99%
employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation
65+
majors & pre-professional programs available
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