Prerequisites:

Elementary Spanish (6 credits)
Intermediate Spanish (6 credits)

Upper-division courses in Spanish:

Spanish Conversation (9 credits) (three levels)
Spanish Conversation (3-6 credits) (two levels)
Hispanic Civilization (6 credits) (Spain and Latin America)
Advanced Spanish Grammar (3 credits)
Spanish for Business (6 credits)

We recommend to our majors our Summer Program in Spain.
 

General Undergraduate Requirements

The University of Memphis undergraduate Spanish majors are required to have 24 upper-division credit hours. The present offerings include the following courses:

Spanish Conversation (3 credits)
Intermediate Spanish Conversation (3 credits)
Advanced Spanish Conversation (3 credits)
Spanish Composition (3 credits)
Advanced Spanish Conversation (3 credits)
Advanced Spanish Grammar (3 credits)
Spanish Civilization and Culture (3 credits)
Latin American Civilization and Culture (3 credits)
Business Spanish I (3 credits)
Business Spanish II (3 credits)

International Business majors are extremely motivated students with GPA averaging 3.2 or above and are usually double majors. BA Spanish majors are required to have 18 upper-division hours in the College of Business to minor in International Business. At least 9 hours must be chosen from the following courses:

Comparative Economic Systems (3 credits)
International Economics (3 credits)
International Business Communication & Negotiation (3 credits)
International Management (3 credits)
International Marketing (3 credits)
Import/Export Marketing (3 credits)
Internship in International Business (1-6 credits)

In the Fall of 1992, we developed an IMBA program. It is open to any undergraduate degree regardless of his/her background in language and/or business. Deficiencies are met in the precedent Summer in both language and business courses. The Summer sessions (I & II) bring students to the completion of third year in college Spanish. Then they take the sequence of four semester courses (Hispanic Culture, Business Spanish, Correspondence and Documents I and II). The following semester is spent in a Spanish speaking country doing a special project. They return to the University of Memphis for the final semester of the IMBA program.