986 Bachelor's degrees in Iberian Studies

Spanish Studies students at Santa Clara University are encouraged to explore the diversity of the Spanish-speaking world in our courses and beyond.

A degree in World Languages-Spanish at University of Arkansas at Little Rock offers the study of literature, language, and culture of the Anglophone world with an emphasis on British and American contexts.

Students receive subject-specific B.A. degrees with a concentration in Secondary education. We encourage you to explore our robust offerings in your field of interest! Earning a Spanish - Secondary Education degree at Saint Francis University can lead to exciting opportunities in the education field.

In this Spanish program from California Polytechnic State University, you will develop written and spoken fluency in Spanish, as well as gain perspective on the cultural and history of the Spanish speaking world.

Spanish and Portuguese Studies at University of Massachusetts Amherst is a diverse and inclusive community of teachers, scholars, and students.

The Spanish program at Wichita State University combines a full range of language study with the option for you to also become a qualified Spanish teacher in PreK-12 through the College of Applied Studies.

As an MA student of Spanish (Hons) at University of St Andrews, you will develop language and communications skills to a high level of proficiency. You will be able to choose from a broad range of course options that reflect and explore the rich cultural heritage of Spain and Latin America, including: literature from the Golden Age to the present day, history, linguistics.

All students pursuing the Spanish - Teacher Certification in Spanish, Early Childhood Through Grade Twelve program at Texas State University must apply and be accepted to the Office of Educator Preparation.

The Language and Culture-Spanish program at California State University Northridge is designed for students who desire to concentrate in a specific field under the broader category of English.

The Spanish Education, Secondary program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. History may be the most interdisciplinary of academic disciplines.

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The University of Northern Iowa's Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Teaching program prepares students for a career in teaching Spanish to K-12 students. Through a rigorous curriculum and hands-on experience in the classroom, students gain the skills and knowledge needed to teach Spanish language and culture effectively.

Spanish (Teaching) from Winona State University emphasize speaking from the first day of class. 

At Knox College's Spanish program, we strive to understand the diverse people and cultures to which this language belongs.

Spanish Studies and Geography (Hons) at Lancaster University caters to versatile interests, fosters adaptability and opens doors to a wide range of rewarding careers. 

The Spanish Bachelor of Arts at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive full-time programme designed to master linguistic and cultural nuances. Over four years, students explore literature and composition while gaining global perspectives. This degree prepares graduates for diverse professional roles in a connected world.

The Spanish programme from Concordia University of Chicago is an excellent starting point for those interested in other cultures, intrigued by the travel and tourism industry, or seeking to break the communication barrier to help those in need.

The undergraduate course in Spanish and Latin American Studies and Theatre Studies from University of Malta, they will provide you with an academic lens of the history, literature and development of the respective languages and countries.

The Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures program offered by University of Maryland offers students the skills to communicate effectively in Spanish and demonstrate knowledge of cultures in the Spanish-speaking world. Spanish is one of the world’s great languages of commerce and diplomacy, and has rich literary and cultural traditions.

Students develop their ability to communicate in Spanish in both everyday and professional contexts, and are introduced to the civilizations, cultures, and literature of Spain and Latin America. Students are also encouraged to study in Spain or Latin America through an approved study away program.