Program Overview

Degree in Hispanic Studies: Spanish Language and Literature

The Degree in Hispanic Studies provides an in-depth teaching of Spanish language and literature written in this language, as well as the different disciplines that study these fields (such as linguistics, sociolinguistics or literature theory). This degree trains professionals who are capable of answering present-day society's communicative needs, thanks to the development of a critical conscience and finely tuned analytical skills.

Program Details

• Knowledge branch: Arts and Humanities
• Field of study: Philology, classical studies, translation and linguistics
• Centre: Facultat de Filologia, Traducciů i Comunicaciů
• Degree code: 1003
• Credits: 240
  • Basic training: 60
  • Compulsory: 138
  • Elective: 30
  • Work Placement/Internship: 0
  • Final Project: 12
• Years: 4
• Places available: 80
• Classes: Face to face
• Language teaching: Spanish, Valencian
• First enrolment credit fee: 12.79
• First enrolment credit fee for non-EU and non-communicating students from abroad: 25.58

Academic Team

• Degree Academic Committee President (CAT): Josť Antonio CalaŮas Continente
• Degree Coordinator: Jesķs Peris Llorca
• Work Placement/Internship Coordinator: Julia Aguilar Miquel, Ricardo Rodrigo Mancho, David Gimťnez Folques
• International Coordinator: Luz Celeste Souto Larios, Cristina Villalba IbŠŮez

Program Structure

From the third academic year onwards, students of this degree can enhance their learning with degree-specific optional subjects or a minor programme. A minor is a set of 30 optional credits, granted to students of a second language who have previously taken classes counting for 12 basic training credits. Even if students don't take a minor programme, they must study a second language (Arabic, Basque, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Russian).

Academic, Scientific or Professional Interest

The Degree in Hispanic Studies is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Spanish language and literature, as well as the skills to analyze and communicate effectively in various professional contexts.