723 Bachelor's degrees in Iberian Studies in North America

Spanish majors at Saint Michael's College often are adventurous souls with broad interests in literature, history, cuisine, film, cultural customs and the structure of language.

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, uniting a fascinating diversity of societies and cultures. When you major in the Spanish program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, you'll gain proficiency in oral and written language skills while enhancing your awareness of the social and cultural influences that shape knowledge in the Spanish-speaking world.

Spanish and Hispanic Studies from Hobart and William Smith Colleges offers a diverse selection of courses in which students explore the many facets of Spanish-speaking cultures. 

The Spanish program of Tarleton State University seeks to give students high proficiency levels in the language, as well as an understanding of the Hispanic culture and analytical skills achieved through the study of Hispanic literature.

The Department of Languages, Literatures, and International Studies offers courses in international studies, language courses in Chinese, French, German, Latin, Russian and Spanish. The Spanish Major at the Northern Michigan University occasionally offers courses in other languages and helps facilitate university credit for students who study languages abroad.

The Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Studies program offered at Bryn Mawr College is about peoples, histories, and cultures that have represented both central agents and crucibles of transformations across the entire world for millennia. 

More than 10 percent of U.S. residents – or 3.2 million people – speak Spanish as their native language. The Spanish program from Gonzaga University prepares you to meet the growing demand for bilingual professionals in today’s job market. 

The Spanish programme at Western Kentucky University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree designed for full-time students. This undergraduate course focuses on linguistic mastery and cultural insight, providing a robust academic foundation over a four-year duration at the university's vibrant Bowling Green campus.

The Spanish and Hispanic Culture bachelor programme at Saint Mary's University offers a comprehensive exploration of the Spanish language and contemporary civilizations. This public study mode course develops critical thinking and communication skills through a deep dive into history, arts, and literature over its duration.

The Spanish with Teacher Certification in Grades K - 6 and Teacher of Students with Disabilities at Montclair State University is a five-year combined B.A./M.A.T. programme. This full-time course provides dual certification, preparing students for diverse classroom environments through intensive language and pedagogical training.

The Spanish programme at Augusta University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree offered full-time on campus. This undergraduate course focuses on linguistic mastery and cultural immersion, preparing students for diverse global careers through rigorous academic study and practical experience in Iberian and Latin American contexts.

The Spanish with Teacher Certification in Spanish Preschool-Grade 12 at Montclair State University is a comprehensive full-time B.A. programme. It prepares students for dual expertise in Hispanic linguistics and pedagogy, requiring 120 credits to qualify for professional certification across all school grade levels.

The study of Spanish at California State University San Bernardino is based on the recognition that the Hispanic cultures in the United States forms an integral part of American society, and that the Spanish language, far from being "foreign," is spoken in nearly all sections of our nation alongside of English.

The Spanish program of Loyola Marymount University prepares students to be proficient in Spanish and the cultures of Spanish speaking populations. We teach to listen, speak, read, write, and analyze the language while providing college level knowledge of its literature and the arts.

The Spanish program at Haverford College offers students the opportunity to explore the Spanish language and Spanish, Latin American, and Latino texts and cultures. 

The Spanish Major (B.A.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world today, and the second language of the United States. In this degree program, you’ll gain fluency in Spanish while also developing an appreciation for linguistics, Spanish literature, and Spanish or Latin American civilization and culture.

Cedarville University distinctly Christian, accredited Spanish Education major will prepare you to teach Spanish in grades kindergarten–12 in public and Christian schools. 

Bienvenidos! If you want to teach Spanish – in Kansas or anywhere else – Washburn University can help you get there with a Spanish Education degree. Because Topeka 501 offers dual language Spanish-English classrooms grades P-8, you have a variety of settings to choose from for student teaching and observations.

The major in Spanish at UL Lafayette leads to proficiency in the language as well as a nuanced understanding of the places where it is spoken, and of the many issues relevant to Spanish speakers abroad and in the United States. The study of Spanish offers a trans-cultural and transnational perspective on an increasingly fluid world culture and a globalized economy.

Through this interdisciplinary study of language, literature, culture, history and contemporary issues, you’ll gain a significant global understanding that will make you a sought-after candidate in many career fields. Consider combining Spanish at Central College (Iowa) with another major or minor to give you an additional edge in the workplace.