Our Programs
Undergraduate
The Spanish Major is designed to ensure a well-rounded preparation in language, literature, and culture. The programs are balanced and comprehensive, yet they allow students the latitude to explore subjects of special interest to them.
Graduate
LLC offers multiple graduate programs in Spanish designed to empower you to succeed by embracing the challenges of a complex and changing world.
On-Campus Immersion
Join other LLC Students in a variety of on-campus activities:
- Global Village
- Sigma Delta Pi Honors Society
- Spanish Club
- Internships
Become a Language Teacher
BA in LLC with a concentration in Applied Languages K-12 in French
There is always need for teachers in North Carolina. We get multiple requests for graduates in schools in Guilford County every year.
Contact Dr. Catherine Viano-Laughon (caviano@uncg.edu) for a 1-on-1 advising appointment.
The education portion of the major takes 2 years, beginning in Fall semester, so reach out as soon as possible.
Sample Course Offerings
SPA 317: Foundations in Hispanic Cultures, Literatures, and Films
Introduction to Hispanic cultures and histories through literature, film, and other cultural practices.
SPA 342: Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
Introduction to the scientific study of Spanish, covering the core linguistic sub-fields to understand Spanish language use and analysis in real-world contexts.
SPA 409: Topics in Literature from the Spanish Speaking World
Explore the development of literary genres and/or themes, with attention to cultural and historical background as well as techniques of literary analysis in Spanish.
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Please address all Language Instruction questions to:
Elyssa fenton
Ph.D., Lecturer of Spanish, Director of Language Instruction, Spanish Basic Language Program
Please address all Teaching Licensure questions to:
catherine viano-laughon
Ph.D., Lecturer of French, Director of French Language Instruction, Coordinator of K-12 Teaching Licensure
Please address all Study Abroad questions to:
Ana Hontanilla
Ph.D., Professor of Spanish, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Spanish, Editor of International Poetry Review
Please address all Undergraduate questions to:
Ana Hontanilla
Ph.D.,Professor of Spanish, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Spanish, Editor of International Poetry Review
Please address all Graduate questions to:
ignacio lopez
Ph.D., Associate Professor of Spanish, Associate Department Head, Director of Graduate Studies
