Master of Arts Degree in Modern Languages with Concentration in Spanish
Our graduate program offers a Master of Arts in Modern Languages with Concentration in Spanish.
Requirements for M. A.:
- Admission Requirements: Those wishing to major in Spanish must upon admission have a baccalaureate degree with a major in that language or have a minimum of 18 advanced hours, or the equivalent in language proficiency and course content.
- Options:
- Thesis: A written comprehensive examination may be given in addition to the thesis at the discretion of the committee.
- Non-thesis: A comprehensive written examination on coursework and an appropriate reading list.
- Thesis: A written comprehensive examination may be given in addition to the thesis at the discretion of the committee.
- Course Requirements:
- MODL 53O4 is required of all M. A. students in Spanish, preferably during their first year.
- 2 other MODL courses.
- A minimum of 7 SPAN courses (27 hours) at the 5000 level. Students may be permitted to take three of these courses in other departments or as transfer credit if consistent with the MODL program.
- MODL 53O4 is required of all M. A. students in Spanish, preferably during their first year.
- Reading List: A comprehensive reading list covering Spanish literature and culture from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century. Students may, in consultation with their committee, modify the list.
- Written Examination: The Comprehensive examination for the M. A. in Modern Language (Spanish) is divided into four sessions given on two consecutive days in morning and afternoon sessions. These sessions are two hours long and are given in groups arranged by century or by topic, depending on the student's program. In addition, each student is allowed one half-hour preparation time for each question.
- For more information:
- E-mail the Graduate Advisor, Ignacio Ruiz-Pérez.
- Call the Department of Modern Languages: 817.272.3161.
- E-mail the Graduate Advisor, Ignacio Ruiz-Pérez.
