The variety of approach and topics which underlies the core module, also characterises our optional modules. The third year of the degree course is usually spent teaching or studying in Spain or Latin America. Not only is this an ideal opportunity to consolidate your language skills, but it also offers you the chance to experience first hand the cultural and social life of one of Europe s most vibrant nations. We have several links with universities abroad and are keen to foster more. Arrangements can be made for certain students to fulfil part of their course requirements in these centres.
More information is available from the department.
In recognition of the increasing importance of language awareness in a united Europe, especially the importance of language skills in a commercial and legal environment, students can now take degrees in Accounting, Information Management, Economics, Finance, Law, Management with Spanish. Hispanic Studies can also be taken as part of Single Honours European Studies, European Area Studies and Science with Extended Studies in Europe. Entrance requirements for these courses may vary and are listed in the Q.U.B. prospectus. Alternatively students may contact the Admissions Office. Other Activities Guess speakers are invited on a regular basis to give public talks on all aspects of Spanish life, politics and culture.