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Graduate students in good standing return to the BGSU campus for their second year of study. Students with assistantships teach beginning and intermediate-level language classes
while completing their graduate studies. Course offerings provide the opportunity to investigate topics in Spanish and Spanish
American literature, culture, linguistics, pedagogy, film studies, and the role of Hispanics in the U.S. Our teaching and
testing program is proficinecy-based. A masters degree from BGSU ensures that the recipient has attained a very high level
of proficiency in language, culture, and literature. Recent graduates have found full-time employment teaching Spanish at
high schools, colleges, and universities. Many of our students continue on towards a Ph.D.
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Courses recently offered or to be offered in the near future at BGSU:
- Hispanic Linguistics
- U.S.-Mexican Borderlands
- Spanish American Cinema
- Andean Culture Studies
- Contemporary Mexican Literature and Culture
- Latin American and Caribbean Music, Art, and Literature
- Spanish Medieval Literature
- Teaching College Spanish
- Contemporary Latin American Cultural Discourses
- Spanish American Women Writers
- Spanish American Theater
- Spanish Peninsular Cinema
- Contemporary Spanish Novel
- Spanish Language Past & Present
- Second Language Acquisition
- Hispanic Sociolinguistics
- Professional Development
SUMMER OPTION
Graduate students who have successfully completed their year on campus at BGSU may apply for an additional Summer program
in Alcalá for the months of June and July, during which they will earn an additional nine credit hours. Students electing
this option will receive a grant covering tuition and the non-resident fee (if applicable), plus a stipend, in return for
teaching or tutoring undergraduates.
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