Double Majors

All students who choose to major or minor in Spanish will be assigned an adviser based on last name. To declare a major or minor, please make an appointment with your departmental adviser for Spring 2018. Allow about 15 minutes for the meeting, and bring with you the completed Major and Minor Declaration form, the Major and Minor information form and a list of the courses (including semester and year) you have already taken in the department (if you have taken any).

You will likely have questions about courses and requirements as the semester progresses, so please check the degree requirements in the Undergraduate Catalog . Any further questions may be directed to your major or minor adviser according to your last name. Should you have further questions, address them to the Director of Undergraduate Studies, Prof. Tatjana Pavlovic at tpavlov@tulane.edu.

Students returning from a semester or year abroad should contact their major –minor advisors in order to get Tulane equivalences for the classes taken abroad.

Please refer to the Study Abroad Guidelines for general questions about selecting courses and transferring credits.

Honors students who want to write an Honors Thesis in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, please refer to the Honors Thesis Guidelines.

If you have inquiries about first and second year courses please contact the Language Program Director Roxanne Dávila at rdavila@tulane.edu

We are now offering a new Joint Major in Spanish and Portuguese. Please see below for more details.

All students who wish to take courses in Spanish must follow the sequence of classes, whether majors, minors, or not. Please choose the link below to read about an area of interest:


Undergraduate Majors

Undergraduate Minors


STUDY ABROAD GUIDELINES

All majors and minors in Spanish are strongly encouraged to participate in Tulane’s language-intensive Study Abroad Programs. Prior to their participation, majors and minors must complete at least SPAN 3040, SPAN 3050, or SPAN 3060 although the ideal study abroad candidate will have fulfilled all three courses at the 3000 level.
For more information on study abroad programs, visit http://global.tulane.edu.


Contact us:

Department of Spanish and Portuguese 
302 Newcomb Hall
New Orleans, LA 70118
phone: (504) 865-5518
fax: (504) 862-8752 FACULTY:
Rebecca Atencio, Luso-Brazilian Literary and Cultural Studies
Idelber Avelar, Latin American Literature and Critical Theory
John Charles, Colonial Latin American Literature
Kathleen Davis, 19th Century Spanish Literature
Christopher Dunn, Brazilian Culture and Literature
Antonio Gómez, Latin American Literature and Film
Yuri Herrera-Gutiérrez, Contemporary Mexican Literary and Cultural Studies
Harry Howard, Theoretical Linguistics
Marilyn Miller, Caribbean Studies 
Agustina Monastério-Baldor  
Tatjana Pavlovic, Post-Franco Spanish Novel and Film
Fernando Rivera-Díaz, Andean Literature
Maureen Shea, Latin American Women's Literature
Dale Shuger, Early Modern Spanish Literature

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