Undergraduate Programme of Courses

A courses are designed for first-year students. B courses are more advanced and are intended for secon and final-year students. L courses are first, second and final-year language courses. H courses are intended mainly for MILARS students. S courses are from other schemes of syudy and, subject to the approval of the departments concerned, are available to MILARS, Hispanic Studies, and to Spanish (major) with French (minor) students. A and L courses will normally be taught every year. Courses in other categories may not be on offer every year but will be scheduled so as to allow students a wide choice during the full duration of their degree programme.

A Courses		Course Units
S101A	Spanish Golden Age Literature:a Survey	1.0
S101B	Spanish Golden Age Literature:a 16th-Century Survey	0.5
S101C	Spanish Golden Age Literature:an Early 17th-Century Survey	0.5
S102A	Spanish Narrative, Essay and Drama: 1895-1936	1.0
S102B	Spanish Narrative, Essay and Drama: 1895-1920	0.5
S102C	Spanish Narrative, Essay and Drama: 1920-1936	0.5
S104A	An Introduction to Modern Spanish and Spanish American Poetry	1.0
S104B	An Introduction to Modernismo in Spanish and Spanish American Poetry	0.5
S108A	Introduction to 19th-and 20th-Century Spanish American Narrative	1.0
S109A	Spanish Literature 1950 to the Present	1.0
B Courses
S301A	The Drama of Calderón	1.0
S301B	Calderón: Tragedies and Comedies	0.5
S302A	The Work of Cervantes	1.0
S302B	Cervantes: Don Quijote and Novelas Ejemplares	0.5
S303A	Spanish Golden Age Theatre: Theory and Practice	1.0
S401A	Romanticism to Naturalism: the 1820s to the 1890s	1.0
S401B	Romanticism to Naturalism: the 1820s to the 1870s	0.5
S401C	Romanticism to Naturalism: the 1880s and the 1890s	0.5
S402A	The Fiction and Travel Writing of Camilo José Cela and Juan Goytisolo	1.0
S402B	The Fiction and Travel Writing of Camilo José Cela	0.5
S402A	The Fiction and Travel Writing of Juan Goytisolo	0.5
S403A	Spanish Narrative since the Civil War	1.0
S403B	Spanish Narrative of the 1940s and 1950s	0.5
S403C	Spanish Narrative: 1960 to the Present	0.5
S501A	Growing up in Latin America	1.0
S501B	Growing up in Latin America	0.5
S502A	Images of Women in Latin American Poetry, Essay, Narrative and Testimonial Literature	1.0
S502A	Images of Women in Latin American Poetry, Essay, Narrative and Testimonial Literature	0.5
S504A	Women's Novels and the Nation in Spanish America	1.0
S601A	The Short Story in Spanish America	1.0
S602A	Surrealist Writing in Spain and Latin America	1.0
S603A	The Poetry of Federico García Lorca, Pablo Neruda, César Vallejo and Octavio Paz	1.0
S603B	The Poetry of Federico García Lorca and Pablo Neruda	0.5
S604A	The New Poetry in Spanish	1.0
S801C	Spanish Literature: 1975 to the Present	0.5
S802A	Twentieth Century Spanish Drama and Film	1.0
S802B	Twentieth Century Spanish Drama: 1920-1970	0.5
S802C	Spanish Film	0.5
	See also The Hispanic Consortium
L Courses
S105	Spanish Language I	1.0
S106	Spanish Language IA	0.5
S107	Spanish Language IB	0.5
S201	Spanish Language II	1.0
S323	Spanish Language III	1.0
LA12	Portuguese Language	1.0
H Courses
HIS1502	History of Latin America c. 1830 to c. 1930	1.0
HIS1503	History of Politics of Latin America c. 1930 to the Present	1.0
HIS2626	History of the Caribbean since the Haitian Revolution	1.0
HIS4602	History and Politics of the Caribbean in the 20th Century	0.5
HIS4122	History and Politics of Colombia from Independence to the Drug Barons	0.5
C7	Economics of Latin America*	1.0
C496	Archaeology of South America	1.0
B308	Urban Development in Latin America*	1.0
B371	Urban Development in Latin America*	0.5
HART0314	Art, Liturgy and Devotion in the Golden Age of Spain	1.0

Courses marked with * may not be taken unless the student fulfills certain prerequisites.

S Courses

A number of S courses are available at the Departments of Anthropology, Computer Science, Economics, Geography, Phonetics & Linguistics, the Institute of Archaeology and other subjects. To ensure that course units selected from S courses fit within a coherent degree programme and that the student is well qualified to take the course, choice is subject to the approval of the Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies and the department where the course unit is taught.

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