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Advanced Hispanic Studies - SPANG13417

Stream Summary

Faculty: Faculty of Arts&Social Science

School: School of Humanities and Languages

Contact: hal@unsw.edu.au

Program: 3417 - Language Studies

Award(s):

Diploma of Language Studies (Major)

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Stream Outline

The major in Advanced Hispanic Studies enables students to study Spanish at a number of levels in order to attain proficiency. Courses are offered from the introductory level to the advanced and professional levels. Students not only develop their knowledge of the Spanish language, but also gain intercultural awareness and understanding of the Spanish-speaking world. They study cultures, communities, societies and literature in Spain and the Spanish-speaking world. The Spanish language plays a key role in expressing the cultures and identities of the places in which it is spoken. Advanced Hispanic Studies will provide students with a privileged form of access to the cultural resources and complex patterns of life in other countries. Developing competence in Spanish will have an important place in promoting relationships and mutual understanding between countries and peoples.

This stream is available to students commencing at Advanced entry level.

Placement Information

Students who wish to enrol in a language course without completing the necessary prerequisites are required to complete an online placement application form before the commencement of the semester.

For more information, please see the School Website.

Stream Structure

A student who wishes to gain a major stream in Advanced Hispanic Studies must complete 48 units of credit in approved courses.

For students admitted in their first year of study to ARTS3570 or higher on the grounds of ability and/or previous study, such courses will be counted as Level 1 courses in terms of degree requirements.

Note: A student who has achieved a higher level of study in a language course is not permitted to study a lower level language course.