Graduate Classes

Graduate Classes

Spanish graduate classes


M.A. Reading List

Ph.D. Reading List

Specialized Reading List

The Department of Spanish is currently offering and has planned a variety of graduate-level courses for the coming academic year. Registration for these classes remains open until the start of classes or until maximum enrollment is reached. Spanish classes usually fill quickly, so early signup is recommended. If you need assistance with registration, contact the Spanish Department.

Fall 2012

September 4 - December 14

(Registration begins March 12, 2012)

#46360 SPAN 6100 Espana Posguerra
Monday & Wednesday ~ 5:00-6:15 p.m.
Professor Mercedes Tasende
#46214 SPAN 6280 Latin American Literature to Modernismo
Thursday~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Antonio Isea
#42066 SPAN 6500 Methods of Teaching College Spanish
Monday & Wednesday ~ 2:00-3:15 p.m.
Professor Holly Nibert
#46217 SPAN 6900 El "Boom"
Monday ~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Benjamín Torres
#46114 SPAN 6900 Classical Srces Spanish/Latin Am
Wednesday ~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Rand Johnson


Spring 2013

January 7 - April 26

(Registration begins October 17, 2012)

#14240 SPAN 6100 Mujeres de armas tomar
Monday & Wednesday~ 5:00-6:15 p.m.
Professor Mercedes Tasende
#15434 SPAN 6200 Teatro y Sociedad/Siglo de Oro
Thursday ~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Natalio Ohanna
#15431 SPAN 6290 Spanish American Literature Modernism to Present
Wednesday~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Patricia Montilla
#15429 SPAN 6300 Novela hispanoam siglo XXI
Monday~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Antonio Isea
#14242 SPAN 6300 Ensayo Latinoamericano
Tuesday~ 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Professor Benjamín Torres

In addition to courses listed above, SPAN 5020-Spanish for Graduate Students is offered every semester and session.  SPAN 5020 allows non-Spanish graduate students to earn graduate credit for undergrad Spanish classes. Graduate students enrolled in SPAN 5020 may join any section at any undergraduate level to begin to learn or to continue to learn Spanish. SPAN 5020 may be repeated semester after semester until students attain their desired proficiency in the language. Contact the department for more information or for assistance with registration.

If you have not taken classes recently (or ever) at WMU, you will find the online graduate application to be quick and easy. Questions can be answered by e-mailing or calling the Office of Admissions (269 387-2000). With non-degree graduate status (permission to take graduate classes) you can enroll in graduate-level courses even though you may not have applied yet for a particular graduate program.

Do you need help with registration or want more information about Spanish classes? Call (269) 387-3023 or email spanish@wmich.edu.

 

Department of Spanish
420 Sprau Tower
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5338 USA
(269) 387-3023 | (269) 387-3103 Fax
spanish@wmich.edu