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    Spanish-English Translation Minor

    Translation is the language of global communication, whether the text to be translated is a company’s year-end report, an ad campaign, a politician’s speech, a poem, or a novel. The interdisciplinary minor in Spanish-English Translation, suitable for both Arts and Sciences and Business majors, allows students with good skills in English and Spanish to perfect their knowledge of both languages and gain the ability to produce fluent, accurate, and effective translations between them.

    The minor is open to all students who have successfully completed a 4000-level Literature or Culture and Civilization course in Spanish. To complete the minor, students must take three courses:

    • SPA 4003, Spanish-English Translation Workshop
    • The capstone, SPA 4004, Seminar in Translation: Spanish-English
    • One 3000 or 4000-level course from the list of approved electives offered by the Departments of English, Communication Studies, or Modern Languages and Comparative Literature.

    Note: This minor is open to students who are pursuing a major in Spanish. Students cannot use one course in both the major and the minor.

    Requirements for the Minor

    Any 4000-level course in Literature or Culture and Civilization offered by the MLCL Department’s Spanish program.

    SPA 4004
    Seminar in Translation: Spanish-English 3 credits

    SPA 4003
    Translation Workshop: Spanish to English 3 credits

    Choose one of the following courses:

    COM 3069
    Intercultural Communication 3 credits
    COM 3076
    International Communication 3 credits
    COM 3084
    Communication in Intercultural and International Conflicts 3 credits
    COM 4902
    International Business and Organizational Communication 3 credits
    CMP 3059
    Latino/a Literature in the United States 3 credits
    CMP 4020
    Translating Between Worlds: Literature and Anthropology (ANT 4020) 3 credits
    CMP 4900
    Hispanics Writers in New York City 3 credits
    ENG 3001
    Crafting Stronger Sentences: Conventions of English Grammar 3 credits
    ENG 3036
    Postcolonial Literature 3 credits
    ENG 3215
    Literature and Globalization 3 credits
    ENG 3680
    Advanced Essay Writing: Style and Styles in Prose 3 credits
    ENG 3700

    Introduction to Linguistics: The Study of Language (COM 3700) (formerly Introduction to Linguistics and Language Learning)

    3 credits
    ENG 3750

    The Structure and History of English (COM 3750)

    3 credits
    ENG 3880

    A History of Translation (CMP 3880)

    ENG 4015

    Globalization of English (COM 4015)

    3 credits
    ENG 4030
    Stylistics 3 credits
    ENG 4180
    Special Topics in Translation 3 credits
    ENG 4800
    Literary Translation Seminar (CMP 4800) 3 credits
    SPA 4005
    The History of Translation in the Hispanic/Latino World 3 credits
    SPA 4011
    Structures of Modern Spanish 3 credits
    SPA 4013
    Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics 3 credits
    SPA 4014
    Hispanic Bilingualism 3 credits
    SPA 4015
    History of the Spanish Language 3 credits
    SPA 4501
    Spanish for Global Markets I 3 credits
    or
    SPA 4502
    Spanish for Global Markets II 3 credits
    The following courses may be eligible to serve as an elective for the minor; please consult the Director of the Minor in Spanish English Translation for approval.
    ENG 4950
    Advanced Topics in Language, Literature, or Film 3 credits
    ENG 5000
    Independent Study 3 credits
    GLS 4900
    Global Studies Capstone 3 credits
    SPA 4999
    Special Studies in Spanish 3 credits

    Students are expected to complete the minor requirements in place at the time they are officially accepted into their programs. Please review the College Bulletin for the relevant academic year.

    Fall 2026 Spanish-English Translation Course Offerings

    (Subject to Change)


    SPA 4003 Translation Workshop

    PTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 38862

    In-Person: TuTh 5:50PM – 7:05PM

    Instructor: Iziar De Miguel


    COM 3069 Intercultural Communication

    DMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39016

    In-Person: MoWe 12:50PM – 2:05PM

    Instructor: Oksanna Reynolds

    EMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39013

    In-Person: MoWe 2:30PM – 3:45PM

    Instructor: Oksanna Reynolds

    ETRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39012

    In-Person: TuTh 2:30PM – 3:45PM

    Instructor: Yuchen Chen

    FMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39015

    In Person: MoWe 4:10PM – 5:25PM

    Instructor: Valerie Biwa

    FTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39014

    In-Person: TuTh 4:10PM – 5:25PM

    Instructor: Yuchen Chen


    COM 3076 International Communication

    NETA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39825

    Online-Asynchronous

    Instructor: Allison Hahn


    COM 3084 Intercult & Internatl Conflict

    CMA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 37633

    Hybrid Asynchronous: Mo 9:05AM – 10:20AM

    Instructor: Carla Deycaza


    COM 4902 Internatl Bus & Org Comm

    PMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39530

    In-Person: MoWe 5:50PM – 7:05PM

    Instructor: Oksanna Reynolds


    ENG 3001 Crafting Stronger Sentences

    CMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39890

    In-Person: MoWe 10:45AM – 12:00PM

    Instructor: Brooke Schreiber


    ENG 3700 Introduction to Linguistics

    (Cross-listed with COM 3700)

    CTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 38166

    In-Person: TuTh 10:45AM – 12:00PM

    Instructor: Naomi Lee


    ENG 4015 The Globalization of English

    (Cross-listed with COM 4015 BTRA-LEC Regular;39903, COM 4015 PMWA-LEC Regular; 38315, SOC 4015 PMWA-LEC Regular; 39904 )

    BTRA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39713

    In-Person: TBA

    Instructor: TBA

    PMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39892

    In-Person: MoWe 5:50PM – 7:05PM

    Instructor: Kamal Belmihoub


    ENG 4180 Special Topics in Translation

    UFA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 38167

    In-Person: Fr 6:05PM – 9:00PM

    Instructor: Dina Odnopozova


    SPA 4501 Spanish for Global Markets I

    CMWA-LEC Regular; Class Number: 39748

    In-Person: MoWe 10:45AM – 12:00PM

    Instructor: Victor Sierra Matute


    Summer 2026 Spanish-English Translation Course Offerings

    (Subject to Change)


    COM 3069 Intercultural Communication

    S1NA-LEC Five Wk 1; Class Number: 7442

    Online-Asynchronous

    Instructor: Valerie Biwa

    S2NA-LEC Five Wk 2; Class Number: 7443

    Online-Asynchronous

    Instructor: Leila Valoura

    S2NB-LEC Five Wk 2; Class Number: 7548

    Online-Asynchronous

    Instructor: Valerie Biwa


    Contact

    The Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature
    Professor Esther Allen
    646 312-4214


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