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This course is directed to pre-university and university students wishing to learn Spanish as a second language and learn about the Hispanic culture, especially Spanish culture. |
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| > Course in Hispanic Studies |
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This course is directed to pre-university and university students wishing to learn Spanish as a second language and learn about the Hispanic culture, especially Spanish culture. |
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| > Course in Hispanic Studies |
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The Hispanic Studies course is directed to students who already have certain knowledge of the Spanish language but who wish to solidify that knowledge and more closely examine Hispanic culture. To this end, students dedicate their time as much to the language as they do to studying the modern Spain. |
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| > Course in Business Spanish |
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The business Spanish course is intended for students with a specific interest in business whose objective includes, apart from improving language skills and learning more about the Hispanic culture, learning about the intricacies of Spanish business and the environment in which it operates. |
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| > Intensive Course in Spanish Language and Culture |
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The Institute of Spanish Language and Culture of the University of Navarra has designed an intensive course that, just as their Summer School counterparts in the United States, offers university students studying Spanish the possibility of earning extra credit towards their bachelor's degrees. In this course, classes of Spanish language and culture are combined with activities of a more cultural nature. |
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| > Tailor-Made Courses |
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The Institute of Spanish Language and Culture has years of experience putting together special courses to meet the specific demands of a group or organization. Anyone interested in such a course should contact the Institute for further information. The Institute would be happy to design a course to satisfy the most demanding requirements. |
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| > Master's Degree in the Teaching of Spanish as a Second Language (Master’s Degree in Liberal Arts) |
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This program is directed to those individuals planning to dedicate themselves to the teaching of the Spanish language. The master's degree combines coursework in linguistics, literature and culture, in addition to the theory and practice of foreign language instruction. The student must complete a total of 45 credit hours and write a Master’s thesis. The degree can be earned, studying full-time, in two academic courses. |
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