 On
arrival, students are tested for both written and spoken competence.
On the basis of this placement test, they are assigned to the
most appropriate level for their own benefit. The University operates
ten levels of Spanish instruction, which are in turn divided into
three areas: Spanish for Beginners level 1, 2, 3 and 4; Intermediate
Spanish levels 5, 6, 7, and 8; Advanced Spanish level 9 and 10.
Students with a 7 level and above can take the Spanish elective
courses. However, most students will enroll for courses per 5
week session.
Programs at the University are organized into
a 5 week session. Each session is equivalent to 2 classes and/or
six academic credits. Students have the option to take semester,
quarter or summer programs. Semester courses consist in 3 sessions
of 5 weeks each while a quarter consists on 2 sessions of 5 weeks
each. Summer programs are divided into two sessions.
| Spring
Semester (January 7– April 25, 2008) |
| Fall
Semester (August 25– December 5, 2008) |
| Winter
Quarter (January 7– March 14, 2008) |
| Spring
Quarter (March 24– May 30, 2008) |
| Fall
Quarter (September 29– Deember 5, 2008) |
| Spanish
Language Courses: |
| Beginning
Spanish (4 Levels)
Intermediate Spanish (4 Levels)
Advanced Spanish (2 Levels)
Practice Of Oral Skills
Practice Of Written Skills
|
| Business: |
Mexico
& International Trade
International Trade |
| Literature: |
| Contemporary
Mexican Literature
Latin American Literature
Hispanic American Literature |
| History/Culture
|
A General
History Of Mexico
History Of Relations Between Mexico & The USA
Economic & Political History Of Mexico
Economic & Political History Of Latin America
The Mexican Political System
History Of Mexican Art
Mexican Civilization & Culture
Mass Media In Mexico
Mexican Cinema
Mexican Culture |
Course offerings are subject to availability
Total Credits:
20-25 quarter units or 6-18 semester hours per session
Contact Hours: 150 -300
Language Requirements: Open
to beginning to advanced levels of Spanish.
Notes: All decisions regarding
language level is determined by the University. |
