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Spanish Language and Latin American Culture - Spring Semester 2014
University of Belgrano
Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Latin American Culture Program is designed for students at all language levels who would like to focus on improving their language proficiency while learning about Argentine and Latin American culture. Intensive Spanish language classes are complemented by Latin American Studies electives taught in English or Spanish, thereby creating an innovative study program that provides cultural immersion even with limited language ability.

Students will typically take one Spanish language course and 3-4 electives in English and/or Spanish.  Students will typically earn 12-18 semester units for the completion of this program.

Program Overview


Low Intermediate Level
Total Credits: 6 - 18
Courses Required Course Titles Credits
1 Spanish Language Yes
Spanish - Beginner Spanish 6
Spanish - Intermediate Spanish 6
0 - 4 English Electives No
Business: International Business in the Southern Cone 3
Critical and Academic Writing 3
Economics: Argentine Economy 3
Economics: Latin America in Global Economy 3
Economics: Social Economy in Latin America 3
Gender History in Latin America 3
History: History of Latin America 3
Jorge Luis Borges: Visions of Culture and Knowledge 3
Political Science: Political and Social Change 3
Sociology: The Making of Argentina Through its Literature 3
U.S. - Latin America Relations 3

Intermediate Level and Above
Total Credits: 6 - 18
Courses Required Course Titles Credits
1 Spanish Language Yes
Spanish - 200 Intermediate Spanish 6
Spanish - 300 Advanced Spanish 6
Spanish - 400 Superior Spanish 6
0 - 4 English and Spanish Electives No
Anthropology: Tango - Cultural Expressions of Buenos Aires 3
Art History: Contemporary Argentine Art 3
Economics: Argentina and Latin America Facing Globalization 3
Economics: Argentine Economic Policy 3
Economics: Argentinean and Latin American Economy 3
Economics: Economic History of Argentina (19th and 20th Century) 3
History: Comparative History of Argentina and Latin America 3
History: Latin American History (19th and 20th Century) 3
Political Science: Comparison of Latin American Political Systems 3
Political Science: Political and Social Change 3
Sociology: Argentina: An Open Society 3
Sociology: Argentine Traditions and Culture 3
Sociology: Sociology: The Making of Argentina Through its Literature 3
Spanish Literature: Argentina and Hispanoamerican Literature II (17th-19th Century) 3
Spanish Literature: Argentina and Hispanoamerican Literature II (20th Century) 3








 
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