Spanish

This course explores how to analyze and describe linguistic structures (oral and written) through theoretical frameworks on linguistic use. It examines different linguistic productions in the context of production and interpretation. Topics include: discourse and context; the people in discourse; textual typology and discursive genres; linguistic properties of text; discourse and society.

This course provides a study of the major milestones of Latin American literature, examining them within their historical and cultural contexts. Authors and texts may vary by term.

Latin American Lit II (humanidades course) is taught in the Facultad de Humanidades, Comunicación y Documentación, Grado en Periodismo.

This abbreviated language course provides students without prior course work, or those who have basic knowledge of the language, with an introduction to Spanish language skills; students with prior language experience are provided the opportunity to improve upon their oral, written, and reading comprehension skills. All students begin with an intensive week covering basic forms of grammar and vocabulary specific to topics discussed in the program.

This course is the follow-up to Foundation Spanish Language 1 at UCL. Students who have successfully completed Foundation Spanish Language 1 or have an equivalent knowledge (e.g. GCSE or Standard Grade) in the language are ideally suited for this course.

This online course examines the Spanish language and the Hispanic world through a virtual journey. It covers daily expressions in Spanish.

This course presents the rules of usage of the Spanish language and specific characteristics of academic writing. It develops skills for analyzing texts, academic writing, production of argumentative essays, utilizing research methods and tools, and critical reflection on normative aspects of the Spanish language.

This course examines syntax and the grammatical and discursive structures of Spanish. Topics include: sentence syntax; noun clauses; relative clauses; adverbial clauses; from sentence syntax to discursive syntax; intersentential syntax-- coordination and adverbial sentences; discursive syntax.