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SEMESTER COURSES

The University of Granada offers classes for both Intermediate and Advanced students. Intermediate students are eligible to enroll in the Spanish Language and Culture Courses. Advanced Students are able to enroll in the Hispanic Studies Course. The programs have the same dates. Both programs do require mandatory language classes as noted in the respective tables.

Spanish Language and Culture: Intermediate and Advanced
Hispanic Studies: Advanced


Spanish Language and Culture

The Spanish Language and Culture classes are offered for students that have a good grasp of the skills and content of the Intermediate-A course at the University of Granada. Students can enroll in a maximum of 5 classes (including the mandatory language course listed below ) per semester. Each course includes 40 hours of classroom contact, for a total of 200 contact hours per semester. The number of hours per week varies depending on the semester (in the first semester the courses are 4 hours per week and the second semester they are 3 hours per week). If you require 45 contact hours, you will have the possibility to participate in a lecture program that will take place on Friday mornings.

Spring Semester: Aug 26- Dec 17, 2005
*Placement Test on Aug 24, 2005
Fall Semester: February 06*- May 19, 2006
*Placement Test on Jan 31, 2006
Language Classes
Speaking and Writing Skills (Required)
Notions of Spanish Grammar (Required)
Diversity in the Spanish Language
Introduction to Business Spanish

Literature:
Spanish Literature (up to the 19th century)
Spanish Literature (from the 19th-20th century)
History and Geography:

History of Spain
Geography of Spain
History of Art:
History of Art in Spain
Culture:
Spanish Civilization and CultureIslamic Culture in SpainLatin America Civilization and Culture


Hispanic Studies

Students that have a high level of Spanish are able to enroll in courses focusing on Spanish language and culture. The student must have a good grasp of the skills and content covered in the Advanced-A language course. If you have previously completed the Spanish Language and Culture course at the University of Granada you are also eligible for the Hispanic Studies Course. It is highly recommended to enroll in a Spanish language course prior to taking the courses on culture. The courses are taught by specialists from the University of Granada.

Students can enroll in a maximum of 5 classes (including the mandatory language course) per semester. Each course includes 40 hours of classroom contact, for a total of 200 contact hours per semester. The number of hours per week varies depending on the semester (in the first semester the courses are 4 hours per week and the second semester they are 3 hours per week). If you require 45 contact hours, you will have the possibility to participate in a lecture program that will take place on Friday mornings.

First semester: October 11*- December 16, 2005
*Placement Test on September 27, 2005

Second Semester: February 06*- May 19, 2006
*Placement Test on Jan 31, 2006
Language Classes
Speaking and Writing Skills (Required)
Spanish Grammar (Advanced)
Spanish Grammar (Superior)
Diversity in the Spanish Language
Translation English-Spanish
Business Spanish
Teaching English to Spanish Speakers

Literature:
Spanish Literature (Renaissance and Baroque)
Spanish Literature (Enlightenment, Romanticism, and Realism)
Spanish Literature (20th Century)
Latin American Literature
History and Geography:

History of Spain (Modern)
History of Spain (Contemporary)
History of Spain (From Franco to the present day)
History of Latin America (Pre-Columbian, Age of Discovery, and Colonial Period)*
General Geography of Spain*
History of Latin America (Contemporary)**
Regional Geography of Spain**
History of Art:
Spanish Art (Antiquity to Baroque)
Spanish Art (Baroque to the present day)
Latin American Art*
History of Spanish Cinema*
Comparative Study of Literature and the Visual Arts**
Sociology, Politics, and Economics:
Politics and Government of Spain*
Political System of the European UnionEconomics and Business in Spain and Latin America*
Introduction to Spanish Law*
Politics and society in Spain Today**
Spain’s Current Economic Situation**
Foreign Trade**
Culture:
Spanish Civilization and Culture
Islamic Culture in Spain
History of Spanish Music
Flamenco and Traditional Music

*Offered First Semester Only
**Offered Second Semester Only

 

Intensive Language Modules: For Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced

Semester Programs: Intermediate and Advanced

Winter Session: Advanced

 

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