Syracuse Santiago Courses Taught in Spanish

The following courses are open only to students accepted to the fall-only Santiago Center: Buenos Aires Immersion and Santiago Center programs.

Not all courses listed below are offered every semester. All courses are subject to change. This list includes a sampling of courses offered at Chilean universities that have been pre-approved for SU credit (these courses can be identified by a course number ending in ‘80’). Since Chilean universities do not release their schedules of class offerings until shortly before the semester begins, we cannot guarantee that any particular course in this list will be offered in a given semester. Students should not count on taking (or fulfilling specific degree requirements with) any particular _80 course in this list.

Grades from local partner universities do not post to your SU transcript until our office receives the official transcript from the institution (as late as February for fall semester, and July for spring semester), so you should ensure that this timing will not adversely affect you academically or in terms of financial aid awarding.


Anthropology

Art History

Art Photography

Astronomy

Bioengineering

Biology

Business Administration

Ceramics

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Cultural Foundations/Education

Economics

Education

Electrical Engineering

Engineering & Computer Science

Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises

Film

Finance

Food Studies

Foreign Languages & Literatures

Geography

History

Human Development and Family Science

Industrial Design

Information Studies

International Business

International Relations

Internship/Experience Credit

Latin

Latino-Latin American Studies

Management

Marketing

Mathematics

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

Music History

Music Theory Concepts

Native American and Indigenous Studies

Nutrition Science & Dietetics

Painting

Philosophy

Physical Education

Policy Studies

Political Science

Portuguese

Printmaking

Psychology

Public Administration & International Affairs

Religion

Sociology

Social Work

Spanish

Visual Communications

Women’s and Gender Studies