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Spanish, M.A.

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Program Overview

The Master of Arts in Spanish serves individuals who seek a greater understanding of Spanish language, literatures and cultures, and who seek career and professional advancement opportunities in education, translation, interpreting, applied language (Business Spanish), and who contemplate pursuing a Ph.D. in fields such as Hispanic literature, linguistics, translation and interpreting studies, intercultural communication, or international studies. The program provides a rich variety of graduate coursework in a major world language that is becoming increasingly important in the United States. The program builds on a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum and consists of two concentrations: Language, Literature, and Culture (LLC) and Translation and Interpreting Studies (TIS).

Program Contact

Chris Mellinger

Languages, Cultures and Translation Graduate Program Director

cmelling@charlotte.edu

704-687-8754

Spanish, M.A. at a Glance

To fulfill the requirements for the M.A. in Spanish, students must complete 30 graduate credit hours, and successfully complete a four-hour comprehensive examination. This comprehensive examination is usually taken during a student’s final semester of enrollment in the program. The exams are scheduled twice a year: usually in mid to late November of each Fall semester and in mid to late April of each Spring semester.

credit hours
30 Credit Hours
early entry
Options Available
format
Thesis and Non-Thesis Options
gre scores
Not Required

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Already a 49er? Early Entry Option Available

Exceptional undergraduate students in UNC Charlotte’s Spanish program may apply to the Early Entry Program to begin work toward a Spanish, M.A. graduate degree before completion of the bachelor’s degree.