Spanish Language and Culture (CLCE) – Fall 2024

Administrador CLM Study Abroad, Study Abroad - EN

SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE *[225hrs]

* This course offer subjects in Spanish and in English

Course Descriptions

Spanish Language and Culture

The Language and Culture program is appropriate for students who wish to complement the study of the Spanish language with content courses in culture, history, economics, politics, art history, etc. In addition to the mandatory “Spanish Grammar” and “Spanish Speaking and Writing Skills” classes, the program offers a variety of subjects taught by expert faculty members from the University of Granada, both in Spanish for students with an intermediate level of Spanish (CEFR Levels B1.2 and B2.1) and in English for lower level students (CEFR A1 through B1.1). As a general guideline, students who have taken approximately 3-4 semesters of college-level Spanish will place into Spanish Language and Culture.

Students in the Language and Culture program may complete an internship at a local educational institution. Students should check with their home universities regarding whether or not they can earn credit for this internship course.

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

PERIODS: Periodo Otoño = Fall / Periodo Primavera= Spring

SUBJECTS / SYLLABUS CLCE

A. LANGUAGE
Speaking and Writing Skills (*1) Level 1 / Level 2 / Level 3 / Level 4 / Level 5 / Level 6 Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Grammar (*1) Level 1 / Level 2 / Level 3 / Level 4 / Level 5 / Level 6 Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
The Diversity of Spanish Language in the World. Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Introduction to Business Spanish. Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Sign Language Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Introduction to the Arabic language Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
B. LITERATURE (*2)
Spanish Literature (up to the 18th Century) Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Literature from the 19th Century to the Present Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Spanish Literature Taught in English Fall Spring
Female Spanish Writers of the 20th Century Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
C. GEOGRAPHY (*2)
Social and Demographic Changes in Spain Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
Sustainability in the Mediterranean: Approaching Local Self-Sustainable Development Taught in English Fall Spring
D. HISTORY (*2)
History of Spain Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
E. HISTORY OF ART (*2)
History of Art in Spain Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
F. CULTURE (*2)
Spanish Civilization and Culture Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
Latin American Civilization and Culture Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
Islamic Culture in Spain Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
Traditional Song and Spanish Society: Flamenco, Folklore and Sephardic Songs Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Contemporary Spain in the Media Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
G. SOCIOLOGY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS (*2)
The Arab World and the West: Past and future Taught in English Fall Spring
Spanish and Latin American Economies Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
The Political Systems of Spain and the European Union Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
Environmental Politics of the European Union Taught in English Fall Spring
International marketing Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
International Strategic Management Taught in English Fall
Cross-cultural communication Taught in English Fall Spring
H. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (*2)
Health Sciences and Public Health in Spain Taught in SpanishTaught in English Fall Spring
Civil Engineering and Territory Taught in English Fall
Mathematics and Reality Taught in English Fall Spring
I. INTERNSHIPS
Internship Program in Educational Institutions Taught in Spanish Fall Spring
Service Learning and Community 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
J. FOREIGN LANGUAGE (*3) (Only one language may be chosen in each term)
(Arab, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian…)** Taught in Spanish Otoño Primavera

*1 These subjects are obligatory for all students enrolled in the Spanish Language and Culture Course.

*2 Subjects in English under headings B, C, D, E, F, G and H may be taught provided that a minimum number of 18 students is reached. The two literature subjects would be offered as one subject in English under the title of "Spanish Literature".

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