Spanish, Minor
Nothing looks better on your resume than a minor in a foreign language: French, Italian, Japanese, or Spanish. It gives you the competitive edge you will need in the international market. It tells your future employer that you have taken that extra step in learning to communicate with other cultures.
A Spanish minor requires 5 courses in Spanish or, as an alternative, 4 courses in Spanish and an MC course with modified assignments, with permission of the instructor and after you have completed level 214 of the language.
The following requirements below are intended for students declared after Fall 2022. If you have already declared your minor, please speak to your academic advisor for assistance.
Minor Coordinator:
Pilar Blanco-Ruiz
pilar_blancoruiz@fitnyc.edu
| SP 111 | Spanish I | 3 |
| SP 112 | Spanish II | 3 |
| SP 122 | Spanish Conversation I | 3 |
| SP 132 | Spanish in Santiago de Compostela | 3 |
| SP 141 | Spanish for Spanish Speakers I | 3 |
| SP 142 | Spanish for Spanish Speakers II | 3 |
| SP 213 | Spanish III | 3 |
| SP 214 | Spanish IV | 3 |
| SP 223 | Spanish Conversation II | 3 |
| SP 311 | Spanish for Business | 3 |
| MC 203 | Gender as Performance: Representation of Masculinities in Latin American/Latinx Theatre (*) | 3 |
| MC 205 | Mexican Cinema: Between The National and The Global (*) | 3 |
| MC 209 | Hispanic Cultures In New York (*) | 3 |
| MC 252 | Latin American Fiction: 1960-Present (*) | 3 |
| MC 261/FI 225 | Latin American Cinema and Resistance (*) | 3 |
| MC 262 | Revolution as Spectacle: Mexico (*) | 3 |
| MC 263 | Contemporary Spain through its Cinema (*) | 3 |
| MC 301 | Imaginary Encounters: Representations of the Caribbean (Honors) (*) | 3 |
| MC 351 | From Modern to Contemporary Latin American Women Writers (*) | 3 |