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Spanish Language & Literature - Under-Graduate & Graduate.
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Art, History, Political Science and Internships - Undergraduate.
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Semester Credits shown below. To convert to credits using the Quarter System, increase by 50%. (Example: a six credit course on the Semester System is a nine credit course in the Quarter System.)
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Available at NRCSA schools in the Spanish Speaking world.*
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Spanish 1010 - 2 or 4 credit. Elementary Spanish I. Initial learning in the Spanish language and culture. Basic communication and verb forms.
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Spanish 1020 - 2 or 4 credits. Elementary Spanish II. A complex study of the language including the remaining tenses.
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Spanish 2010 - 3 credits. Intermediate Spanish I. A review of all the tenses in Spanish plus selected readings.
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Spanish 2020 - 3 credits. Intermediate Spanish II. A review of Spanish grammar and literary readings.
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Spanish 2100 - 3 credits. Intermediate Conversation. Designed to provide the student with the skills in conversational Spanish needed for effective communication. Approval must be granted prior to departure.
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Spanish 3210 - 3 credits. Advanced Composition. Designed to develop writing skills and promotion of oral proficiency in Spanish at the advanced level.
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Spanish 3220 - 3 credits. Advanced Conversation. Designed to promote the oral skills of the advanced-level student.
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Spanish 4110 and 4120 - 3 credits for each. Independent studies. Individual projects designed to satisfy the specific needs of each participant. This must be arranged and approved prior to departure.
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Spanish 3320 - 3 credits. Hispanic Civilization. A study of the history and the culture of Spain or the Iberoamerican nations. Some readings in the literature of the area will be required.
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Spanish 4610 - 3 credits. Hispanic Literature I. The study of Spanish or Latin American literature written prior to 1810. Various texts and materials will be used.
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Spanish 4620 - 3 credits. Hispanic Literature II. The study of Spanish or Latin American literature written in the 19th or 20th century. Various texts and materials will be used.
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Spanish 510A. GRADUATE. - 3 credits. Spanish Readings I. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 510B. GRADUATE - 3 credits. Spanish Readings II. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5510. GRADUATE-3 credits. Peninsular Literature I. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5520. GRADUATE.-3 credits. Peninsular Literature II. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5610. GRADUATE.-3 credits. Iberoamericana Literature I. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Spanish 5620 . GRADUATE.-3 credits. Iberoamericana Literature II. Designed for graduate student research. Must be arranged and approved before departure. For graduate Spanish majors, course requires successful completion of 50 class hours. For graduate non-Spanish majors, the course requires successful completion of 100 class hours.
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Art: Appreciation 2000 - 3 credit hrs. Based upon pre-approved independent study project.
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History: 4900 - 3 credit hrs. Based upon pre-approved independent study project.
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Politics: 451 - 3 credit hrs. Based upon pre-approved independent study project.
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Internships: 3 to 6 credits. Available in Business. May also be available in Sociology and Journalism. Minimum 100 hour internship plus paper to meet requirements of 3 credit course. Advanced Spanish required.
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Fees (Subject to change): Add US university tuition fees to foreign study costs listed in NRCSA materials.
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To Register
Select the foreign program of interest to you. Coordinate the matter of credit acceptance with your home school or employer in advance.
A. If your home school accepts credit directly from the foreign school, register for study abroad by returning the completed NRCSA PreRegistration Form and deposit to NRCSA. Coordinate credit requirements with your home school.
B. If your home school will not accept credit from abroad and wants you to work through a US sponsoring university, advise NRCSA which foreign school you wish to attend. NRCSA will send you the administrative requirements of the US universities working with that foreign school (different US schools work with different foreign schools).
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If you appear to meet those requirements (including admission deadlines), first complete and return the NRCSA Preregistration Form to NRCSA with your deposit and a note stating your academic needs.
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Upon acceptance by the foreign school, you will be given instructions to also register with the corresponding US university. (If your application is denied by the US university due to your grade-point or lack of prerequisites, your foreign school deposit will be refunded in full.
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You will relate to NRCSA for foreign program information and the US university for credit/transfer credit issues and requirements.
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The entire process can usually be completed in a few weeks assuming you have the necessary background to take the selected courses abroad.
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