The programme provides students with a foundational knowledge of the language and the cultures of Spanish-speaking countries. The Faculty endeavours to make the programme as vibrant as possible, for example through cultivating networks of international students at UI.

Is the program for you??

• Are you interested in the Spanish language?

• Are you interested in Spanish literature and culture?

• Are you good at written and spoken Spanish?

• Do you want a diverse selection of courses that suit your interests?

• Do you want to open up future opportunities in challenging careers?

• Do you want to be able to choose between a diverse range of professions?

What is the study about?

The BA programme provides students with a foundational knowledge of the language and cultures of Spanish-speaking countries.

You will explore the cultures of Spain and Latin America. the literature, films, society and intellectual history.

At the start of the programme, you will learn to write and speak Spanish, with a focus on independent academic working practices. You will also gain insight into the world of translation and learn about the history and evolution of the language.

The Faculty endeavours to make the programme as vibrant as possible. Significant emphasis is placed on building connections to Spanish-speaking countries, e.g. through media and the internet, networks of international students at UI, and exchange studies abroad.

Course topics include:

• Oral and written communication

• Spanish grammar

• The culture, society and history of Spain

• Spanish for tourism and business

• Latin America

• Spanish literature

• Films

• The history of the Spanish language

• Translation

Other

Spanish can be taken as a:

• 120 ECTS major alongside a 60 ECTS minor in another subject.

• 60 ECTS minor alongside a 120 ECTS major in another subject.

A minor in Spanish can be combined with a major in all subjects taught at the School of Humanities and the School of Social Sciences, including business administration and economics. Spanish can also be a good foundation for study abroad in various subjects, for example art history and theory.

Spanish can be taken as a three-semester practical diploma. The diploma programme aims to equip students to express themselves in spoken and written Spanish and communicate general information