Spanish

Develop advanced Spanish language proficiency and understanding of Spanish culture in small, interactive classes to succeed in the global marketplace. Offered as a major and minor.

Program Overview

Award-winning scholars, educators and mentors integrate culture, linguistics, history, literature, and other creative productions into your learning experience and introduce you to business discourse. While you enhance your skills speaking and understanding Spanish, you can showcase your skills at competitions where you examine a case study and field questions – all in Spanish.

  • Innovative faculty with diverse expertise share their experience with you in the classroom and beyond.
  • Build upon your classroom learning through self-paced, guided interaction supported by innovative technology.
  • Study in Spanish-speaking countries through Bryant's extensive study abroad opportunities at hundreds of academic institutions in nearly 50 countries including Chile, Peru, and Spain.
  • Engage in our Spanish cultural organization and promote Spanish language and culture within the community.
  • Collaborate with faculty and students in hosting the annual Providence Latin American Film Festival that includes Bryant as a popular venue.

Offered as

Major | Minor

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INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVANTAGE

  • A strong foundation integrating business, STEM fields and the liberal arts develops critical 21st century skills essential for success and continuous growth in every field.
  • Every student graduates with a major and a complementary minor, gaining a competitive advantage that highlights the acumen and problem-solving abilities cultivated through experiential learning.
  • Whether you begin a career or continue your education after graduation, Bryant credentials prepare impact thinkers who are in high demand and prepared to contribute and make a difference.
Triple Venn Diagram - Business, Liberal Arts, STEM

The Bryant Difference

99%

99% of Bryant graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate school within six months of Commencement.

No. 6

U.S. News & World Report 2024 Best College rankings list Bryant as No. 6 in the Regional Universities North category.

Top 1% ROI

For lifetime earnings and ROI -- Georgetown University CEW

Where Our Students Go

Graduates of Bryant's Spanish program go on to prestigious graduate programs and are in demand by business, industry, and nonprofit organizations.

Adidas Group
A&H Manufacturing
Baskin Robbins International
Boston Scientific
Cotherm North America
Ernst & Young
Federal Reserve Board
Insight Global
PwC
S&P Global
Superior Court of the District of Columbia
YELP
Bryant University
Central Connecticut State University
Hult Business School
Johnson & Wales University
Middlebury College
Saint Mary's College

Experiential Learning Opportunities

CAREER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

  • Shadow and network with accomplished Spanish alumni to explore different paths.
  • Spanish internships in various sectors obtained through our nationally recognized Amica Center for Career Education.
  • Discuss career opportunities with recruiters from more than 400 organizations.

CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS

  • Bryant University Spanish Cultural Organization
  • International Student Organization
  • Multicultural Student Union
  • International Business Association
  • Linked Through Leadership
  • Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership honor society

SERVICE

  • Alternative Spring Break
  • Orientation Leader 
  • MyPath Mentor
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteer

INTERNATIONAL

  • Sophomore International Experience
  • Immersive study and work abroad including a supervised internship with a local company, all using Spanish skills

RESEARCH

  • Present original research at Research and Engagement Day
  • Bryant Honors Program

Inspired Faculty

Bryant University Professor Anthony Houston sits down with a student

Inspired Faculty

Our faculty members include a multilingual researcher examining second language acquisition, international business education, and biocultural theory, and a Spanish-language film expert and an award-winning educator. Among them is:

ANTHONY HOUSTON, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Modern Language; Spanish Program Coordinator