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European Studies & Spanish

JUNIOR FRESHMAN

The first-year course is designed primarily to establish and consolidate your competence in understanding and using the Spanish language.

 

Spanish Language Students are expected to attend five language classes each week, including one in Spoken Spanish and one in Listening Comprehension. PRESCRIBED TEXTS Herbert Ramsden, An Essential in Modern Spanish (London: Harrap) a copy of a good bilingual dictionary

Introduction to Modern Spain All Junior Freshmen are expected to attend one lecture each week on the course Introduction to Modern Spain. PRESCRIBED TEXTS Martin Blinkhorn, Democracy and Civil War in Spain, 1931-1939 (Routledge) John Hooper, The New Spaniards (Penguin)

SENIOR FRESHMAN

Spanish Language All students attend three classes a week in Spanish Language throughout the year. Spanish Language Syntax & Vocabulary of Spanish Spoken Spanish

España Contemporánea I and II prepare students for their Year Abroad (topics covered range from culture to politics and society)
Michaelmas term (weeks 1-9) España Contemporánea I (2 hours per week)	Hilary term (weeks 1-9) España Contemporánea II (2 hours per week)

SENIOR SOPHISTER

Spanish Language (Minor) All students attend two classes a week in Spanish Language throughout the year. Spanish Language (Major) In the final year students are expected to attend two classes a week in Written Spanish and one in Spoken Spanish.