The Master of Arts in Spanish at the University of Wisconsin–Madison provides an in-depth study of Hispanic literatures, cultures, and linguistics. With coursework spanning Spain, Latin America, and U.S. Latinx contexts, students gain critical skills for academic research, teaching, translation, or public humanities work.
Postcolonial Identity in Caribbean and Latin American Narratives
Linguistic Variation in Spanish Dialects of the Americas
Translating Lorca: Poetic Form and Political Resonance
Memory and Trauma in Latin American Dictatorship Literature
Code-Switching in U.S. Spanish-Speaking Communities
Gender Roles in Golden Age Spanish Drama
The Influence of Indigenous Languages on Andean Spanish
Eco-Criticism in Contemporary Latin American Fiction
Cultural Identity in the Works of Isabel Allende
Sociolinguistic Patterns of Spanish in the U.S. Southwest
Themes of Resistance in Spanish Civil War Poetry
Afro-Caribbean Influence on Cuban and Dominican Literature
Digital Humanities and Cervantes: Annotating Don Quixote
The Politics of Translation in Colonial Latin America
Bilingual Education Policy and Heritage Language Maintenance
Urban Spaces in Latin American Cinema and Literature
The Role of Humor in Spanish Picaresque Novels
Narratives of Migration in Contemporary Hispanic Literature
Religion and Power in Medieval Spanish Texts
Feminist Revisions of Spanish Canonical Literature
Develop linguistic fluency and cultural insight while preparing for careers in education, global communication, or doctoral studies in Hispanic fields.
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