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Spanish Culture and European Identity / Spanische Kultur und Europäische Identität / Cultura y pensamiento europeo: tradición y pervivencia

Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn Bonn, Germany

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24 months
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About this programme

The binational curriculum at both locations - the Romance Institute at the University of Bonn and the Instituto de Humanismo y Tradición Clásica (IHTC) at the University of León - focuses on interdisciplinarity and internationality. Literary, cultural and historical studies as well as comparative literature, art history and philosophy interact within the framework of a broad range of modules in order to introduce the idea of Europe from an interdisciplinary point of view. Students will be offered the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of Spanish culture and its origins (ancient, medieval, humanistic), Spanish literature, history, art and philosophy in the context of European intellectual history, and to gain excellent Spanish language skills. The first year of studies (two semesters) takes place at Bonn University, while the second year (two semesters) is held at the Universidad de León in Spain. The Master's thesis is written in Spanish in a co-teaching programme with supervisors at each university. The graduates will be awarded a double degree. PDF Download

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Academic admission requirements include a Bachelor of Arts in Romance Studies (with a focus on Spanish studies) or a similar subject as well as very good knowledge of Spanish and German literature, linguistics and culture.
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