Spanish majors at USU take extensive language courses where they develop speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Students also take courses in Spanish and Latin American history and literature, giving them the opportunity to broaden their education.
The faculty in this department have culturally diverse expertise in all aspects and areas of language and literature. Students have access to their knowledge, as well as a language lab and many tutors to help them through their upper-division classes and prepare for a number of exciting careers in government, education, travel, and foreign affairs. Spanish majors gain a solid grounding in another language and culture, which helps them function effectively as members of the international community.
Students also have a chance to complete an international experience component through USU's study abroad program.
With a degree in Spanish, students may pursue the following careers:
- Translator or interpreter
- Customs worker
- Government translator
- Immigration services
- Language teacher or tutor
- Social services
- International business or development
- Peace Corps
- Tour guide
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