Language and Culture of Entrepreneurship in Latin America

2 credits · Undergraduate

This Duke in Chile course focuses on learning culture through social and for-profit entrepreneurship in Latin America, with an aim at developing proficiency in Spanish through linguistic, social, and cultural immersion through interactions with the entrepreneurial community. Course builds on elements of the language acquired in Spanish 101 - 203, providing continued development of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills; improving range and sophistication of grammar usage and vocabulary. Students complete the equivalent of Spanish 204 and Spanish 303. Satisfies one course requirement for Spanish majors or minors. Prerequisite: Spanish 203 or equivalent. Instructor consent required.