Study plan Open Bachelor's Degree in Languages and Literatures

Study guides

Title of qualification awarded

Bachelor's degree in Classical Studies / Bachelor's degree in French Studies / Bachelor's degree in Catalan Language and Literature Studies / Bachelor's degree in Spanish Language and Literature Studies

Period of study

The academic year is divided into semesters.

Part-time or full-time

Full-time, option of a slow track.

Basic and compulsory training

First-year students take certain subjects common to all language and literature degrees plus the subjects belonging to their two programmes (A and B). In the second year they opt for one of the following: Catalan, Spanish, Classics or French. The subjects they took within the programme they are leaving will be fully recognised as part of their definitive programme.

The degree coordinator will offer personal guidance to students.

First year

Subjects common to all programmes (semesters 1 and 2):

• Introduction to Linguistics
• Comparative Literature

Two options to be chosen (A and B) from the following: Catalan, Spanish, Classics, French.

Catalan

Year-long Catalan Language First semester Catalan Literature of the 20th Century, I Second semester Catalan Literature of the 20th Century II

French

First semester French for Special Purposes Oral Use of the French Language Second semester French for Special Purposes II Introduction to French Culture

Spanish

First semester Introduction to Spanish Literature I Oral and Written Spanish Language Second semester Introduction to Spanish Literature II Introduction to Spanish Language

Classical Studies

First semester Greek Grammar Latin Grammar Second semester Greek Texts Latin Texts

Second, third and fourth year:

As from the second year, students choose one track and take the subjects specified in one of the following syllabuses (second, third and fourth year):
Syllabus of the Bachelor's degree in Catalan Language and Literature,
Syllabus of the Bachelor's degree in Spanish Language and Literature,
Syllabus of the Bachelor's Degree in Classical Studies or
Syllabus of the Bachelor's Degree in French Studies.