西班牙语专业的该选项为国内外政府和私营企业提供了职业发展机会。语言在商业，工业，商业，公务员，法律，图书馆学，媒体，科学，经济学，卫生和社会科学中很有用。修读本课程的学生也有资格担任双语和传统学校系统普通商业课程的教师。（但是，希望获得公立学校西班牙语教学证书的学生，应向教育部咨询有关本科语言许可计划的信息。）现代语言部包括阿拉伯语，中文，法语，德语，希腊语，拉丁语和西班牙语。专业提供法语和西班牙语，未成年人提供中文，法语，语言学和西班牙语。可以使用西班牙语获得国际业务认证。学生必须在课程的最后一个学期之
This option in the Spanish major offers career possibilities, both in government and private industry, at home and abroad. Languages are useful in business, industry, commerce, civil service, law, library science, media, science, economics, health and social sciences. Students who follow this course of study could also qualify as teachers of general business subjects in bilingual as well as traditional school systems. (However, students who wish to be certified to teach Spanish in the public schools should consult the department for information concerning the undergraduate language licensure program.)<br>These degree requirements are subject to periodic revision by the academic department, and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences reserves the right to make exceptions and substitutions as judged necessary in individual cases. Therefore, the College strongly urges students to consult regularly with their major advisor and CLAS advisor to confirm the best plans of study before finalizing them.<br>The Department of Modern Languages includes Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Latin and Spanish. Major is available in Spanish, and minors are available in Chinese Studies, French, Linguistics, and Spanish. Certificates are available in Chinese for International Business, Spanish for International Business, and Spanish for the Healthcare Professions. Students must declare a major prior to their final semester of coursework. The department recommends that majors and minors include some study abroad while they are fulfilling their degree requirements at CU Denver. Please see a departmental advisor about study abroad opportunities. Credit earned abroad will normally count toward satisfaction of the major and minor requirements at CU Denver, but to assure full transfer of credit, students must see an advisor in the department before enrolling in programs abroad. Courses taken abroad and designated as upper division in Chinese, French, German or Spanish are subject to study abroad and transfer credit policies.