Hispanic Studies at Boston College
Boston College Hispanic Studies courses: 28 listings with descriptions, sections, instructor ratings, and teaching history.
Hispanic Studies at Boston College offers 28 courses in the current catalog, from SPAN1015 Elementary Spanish I to SPAN9987 Early Spanish American Women Writers. Each course page on Linden Study shows the catalog description, credits and prerequisites, the sections offered each term, and the instructors who have taught it, with aggregate ratings from Boston College's published course evaluations and the number of responses behind each one. Teaching records here cover 67 instructors across 17 terms, from Fall 2021 to Spring 2027.
1000-level courses
- SPAN1015 Elementary Spanish I
- SPAN1016 Elementary Spanish II
- SPAN1115 Intermediate Spanish I
- SPAN1116 Intermediate Spanish II
2000-level courses
- SPAN2215 Spanish Conversation, Composition, and Reading I
- SPAN2216 Spanish Conversation, Composition, and Reading II
3000-level courses
- SPAN3390 Advanced Oral Proficiency in Spanish Practicum
- SPAN3395 Contextos: Introduction to Literary Analysis in Spanish
6000-level courses
- SPAN6502 Social Issues and the Graphic Novel in Spain
- SPAN6505 The Politics of Love in Hispanic Literature and Cinema
- SPAN6520 Inquisitions: How Knowledge became Power, became Weapon
- SPAN6522 Early Queer Iberias
- SPAN6527 Hispanic Popular Culture from Bad Bunny to Don Quixote
- SPAN6603 Indigeneity in Latin American Literature and Culture
- SPAN6607 Warrior Women of Spain (Nineteenth Through Twenty-First Centuries)
- SPAN6617 Food and Identity in Latin/o American Literature and Culture
- SPAN6623 Violence in Twentieth- and Twenty-First Century Latin American Literature
- SPAN6645 Race and Representation in Spain (19th-21st centuries)
- SPAN6648 Early Latino Writers and the Borderlands
- SPAN6650 The Spanish Civil War in Words and Images
- SPAN6655 Writing and Memory in the Andean World
- SPAN6672 Spanish Romanticism
- SPAN6678 Early Spanish American Women Writers