Hispanic Studies (CEH) – Fall 2024

Administrador CLM Study Abroad, Study Abroad - EN

HISPANIC STUDIES [225hrs]

Course Descriptions

Hispanic Studies

The Hispanic Studies program is appropriate for advanced students who wish to complement their study of the Spanish language with content courses in culture, history, economics, politics, art history, etc. The program offers a wide variety of subjects taught by expert faculty members from the University of Granada.

Students in the Hispanic Studies program may complete an internship at a local company, educational institution or volunteering organization. Students should check with their home universities regarding whether or not they can earn credit for this internship course.

Students in the Hispanic Studies program may also enrol in one or two classes at the other Schools of the University of Granada.

Students must place into level B2.2 (CLM Level 7-Upper Advanced) or have passed B2.1 (CLM Level 6-Advanced) in order to enrol in this program. As a general guideline, students who have taken approximately 5-6 semesters of college-level Spanish will place into Hispanic Studies. Students must have a high command of the Spanish language in order to succeed in these classes.

LEGEND
TAUGHT IN: Impartida en español = SPANISH / Impartida en inglés=ENGLISH

PERIODS: Periodo Otoño = Fall / Periodo Primavera= Spring

SUBJECTS / SYLLABUS CEH

A. LANGUAGE
Oral production and interaction skills in Spanish (*1) Level 7 / Levels 8 and 9 Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Writing texts in Spanish (*1) Level 7 / Levels 8 and 9 Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Grammar (*1) Level 7 / Levels 8 and 9 Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
The Diversity of Spanish Language in the World Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Translation English to Spanish I Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Translation English to Spanish II (*2) Taught in Spanish Spring
Business Spanish Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Teaching Spanish in Bilingual Schools Taught in Spanish Fall
Spanish Linguistics Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Applied Linguistics in Teaching Spanish Taught in Spanish Spring
Spanish Sign Language Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Introduction to the Arabic language Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
B. LITERATURE
Spanish Literature: Enlightenment, Romanticism and Realism Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Contemporary Spanish Literature Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Latin American Literature Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Images of Women in Spanish Literature: 18th to 21st Centuries Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Theater and Social Change Taught in Spanish Spring
Federico García Lorca. Life and Work Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Fantastical Literature and Magical Realism Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Life written by women in Latin America Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
C. HISTORY
Spanish History from 18th Century to the Civil War and Franco Taught in Spanish Spring
La Transición: From Franco’s Dictatorship to Today’s Democratic Spain Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Contemporary History of America. Taught in Spanish Spring
D. HISTORY OF ART
Spanish Art (Renaissance and Baroque). Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Contemporary Spanish Art Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
History of Spanish Cinema Taught in Spanish Fall
A Social and Ideological Perspective of Contemporary European Films Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spain and Latin America through Contemporary Cinema Taught in Spanish Spring
E. CULTURE
Spanish Civilization and Culture Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Latin American Civilization and Culture Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Islamic Culture in Spain Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Music: Society, Tradition and Avant-garde Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Religious Diversity and Culture in Medieval Spain Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
The Art of Flamenco in Society and Culture Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
F. SOCIOLOGY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS
Current Sociopolitical Topics in Spain Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
The Political System of the European Union Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Economics and Business in Spain and Latin America Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Marketing communication Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Cross-cultural communication Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Food and culture Taught in Spanish Fall
G. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Renewable Energies Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Health Sciences and Public Health in Spain Taught in Spanish Spring
Ecology and the Environment in Spain Taught in Spanish Spring
City and environment: urban space, the 2030 agenda and sustainable development goals Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
H. INTERNSHIPS
Business Internship Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Internship Program in Educational Institutions Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Service Learning and Community Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Internship program in Health Centres Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Internships in Cultural, Tourist and Artistic Organisations Taught in Spanish Fall Spring

More information on the internship program

More information on the internship program
I. FOREIGN LANGUAGE (Only one language may be chosen in each term)
(Arab, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese…) (*3). Fall Spring

Students must already have a high command of Spanish to be able to follow these subjects (i.e. have passed level B2.1 (CLM – 6 Advanced) (See specifications of level test).

*1 – One of these three subjects is obligatory for all students enrolled on Hispanic Studies Course, except those who have passed level C1 (CLM – 8 Superior) or those who have taken the Hispanic Studies Course in the previous period.

*2 – To take the subject «Translation English to Spanish II» you need to have passed «Translation English to Spanish I» or level B2.2 (CLM-level 7).

*3 – The subject «Modern Language» has different dates than the Hispanic Studies course. Only one language may be chosen in each term.