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Further information on degree requirements is contained in the Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar

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Spanish and Latin American Studies - Overview
Three-Year General Spanish
Four-Year General Spanish
Honours Spanish
Spanish Minor
Cultural Identities Minor
Diploma in Latin American Studies
Diploma in Spanish Language
Study Spanish in Spain or Cuba

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