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SPANISH 3501: Spanish for Business Professions

3.00 Credits

Temple University

An introduction to aspects of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture for business students and business professionals. Emphasis on the development of vocabulary and conversation skills. Prerequisite: SPANISH 1003 (C061) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3502: Business Spanish I

3.00 Credits

Temple University

An introduction in Spanish to basic business concepts (relating to company structure, accounting, banking, etc.) with a focus on Spanish vocabulary and writing skills for business. Attention to applications in Spanish-speaking countries. Prerequisite: SPANISH 2096 (W102) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3503: Business Spanish II

3.00 Credits

Temple University

An examination in Spanish of business concepts focusing on finance, marketing, and international business, including import and export. Emphasis on vocabulary and writing skills for business. Attention to awareness of Hispanic culture and applications in Spanish-speaking countries. Prerequisite: SPANISH 3502 (0220) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3504: Advanced Business Translation and Interpretation

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course will have two components: (1) emphasis on written translation (English-Spanish and Spanish-English), and (2) interpreting skills. Students will have an opportunity to translate a variety of texts including: business correspondence, banking and financial documents, as well as promotional and informational materials. Interpreting will involve various kinds of oral work. The course concentrates primarily on consecutive interpreting (English-Spanish and Spanish-English), but sight translation and oral summary of texts used in a typical business context will also be practiced (for example, renting a property, opening a bank account, or filling out a survey). It builds on the work done in Spanish 3401 and 3402. Prerequisite: SPANISH 3402 (0226) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3601: Spanish for Health and Human Services

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course assists medical and related human-services personnel and students in interacting and communicating effectively with Spanish-speaking people. Conversation skills, cultural information, and medical and social-services terminology are integrated as they apply to real situations. Students practice verbal and non-verbal skills in simulated role-playing situations. Moreover, the course is designed to assist medical personnel in the acquisition of Spanish medical vocabulary. The delivery of services to the Hispanic community is of foremost importance. Prerequisite: SPANISH 2096 (W102) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3602: Medical Spanish

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course is designed to assist medical personnel in the acquisition of Spanish medical vocabulary, strategies of communication and cultural knowledge to assist in the delivery of services to the Hispanic community. Prerequisite: SPANISH 1003 (C061) (Intermediate Spanish) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3701: Spanish for the Legal Professions

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course provides students and legal professionals with technical vocabulary and communicative skills in a legal context. Special emphasis is paid to oral and written communication, and aural comprehension in a variety of legal contexts. Prerequisite: SPANISH 3001 (0202) or equivalent

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SPANISH 3960: Honors Special Topics in Spanish Literature

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Restricted to students in the University Honors Program. Topic varies from semester to semester. Consult Spanish or Honors advisor for more information. Prerequisite: Restricted to Honors Students only

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SPANISH 3996: Honors Advanced Analysis and Writing Skills

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Students read short stories and other brief narrative texts, plays, poems and essays in order to facilitate their acquisition of critical skills and to identify basic ideological and formalistic issues within the texts being studied. This course teaches how to become a careful reader and writer. Reading comprehension and writing are its essential aspects. Compositions are written and revised. This is a critical thinking course and an honors writing course. (This course is the honors version of Spanish 3096.) Prerequisite: SPANISH 3001 (0202) or equivalent

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SPANISH 4020: Topics in Spanish and/or Spanish American Literature

2.00 Credits

Temple University

The students examine intensively particular topics or issues concerning Spanish and/or Spanish American literature.
Note: This course may be repeated if subject varies. Prior to fall 2009, the course title was “Topics in 20th Century Spanish Drama.” Prerequisite: SPANISH 3096 (W215) or equivalent

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