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¿Hablas Español? 

Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, only surpassed by Chinese. Whether you speak Spanish currently or are interested in learning, a modern languages degree from SFA may be perfect for you! Our Spanish programs offer you the opportunity to learn the language and the culture through classroom education and study abroad programs.

A skill that is "muy popular"

In today’s global climate, fluency in Spanish offers a great advantage in the workplace. Move your resume to the top of the pool of job candidates, as employers actively seek out candidates who speak both English and Spanish: schools, hospitals and large corporations, to name only a few.

A degree in Spanish offers many unique and interesting career paths working with the language. You may choose to enter the Spanish teaching field, or work with medical and legal interpretation, document translation, foreign aid or a host of other opportunities in the U.S. or abroad. In addition to jobs that focus on language, the ability to work in any field with bilingual skills will result in higher salaries and many more job opportunities locally, nationally and abroad.

Firsthand cultural experience

A modern languages degree offers a cultural education that extends beyond the classroom. Join one of our study abroad programs to get a once-in-a-lifetime immersive experience. Learn and interact with communities and cultures in exciting destinations such as Spain and Costa Rica.

Bachelor of Arts in modern languages – Spanish concentration

Depending on your understanding of the Spanish language prior to your attendance at SFA, your courses will give you the opportunity to become comfortable and familiar with this modern language.

See the Undergraduate Bulletin for additional details, guidelines and requirements.

Minor in modern languages – Spanish concentration

Students seeking a deeper familiarity with the Spanish language can add this minor to their degree plan.

See the Undergraduate Bulletin for additional details, guidelines and requirements.

 

Contact

Department of Languages, Cultures and Communication
936.468.4303
LCC@sfasu.edu

Dugas Liberal Arts North 
Room 235

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 13042, SFA Station
Nacogdoches, Texas 75962