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Spanish Course content

Study one of the world's most widely spoken languages and gain the linguistic and intercultural skills to engage with the Spanish-speaking world.
Entry routes

Key information

NFQ Level NFQ Level 8
Duration Four years
Attendance Full-time

You will learn about Spanish and Latin American societies, cultures, and literatures, as well as improve your language skills at all levels and develop your intercultural awareness.

Note: Spanish is available at beginners and post leaving certificate level. Students require a minimum H4 grade in Spanish to study post leaving certificate level Spanish. Students require a minimum H4 grade in a language other than English to study beginners Spanish.

Modules are subject to change

Beginners Spanish

Semester 1

Module codeModule title
SP4131Spanish for Beginners 1

Semester 2

Module codeModule title
SP4132Spanish for Beginners 2

Semester 3

Module codeModule title
SP4003Socio-Political Issues in the Contemporary Hispanic World: Society, Culture and Representation
SP4133Spanish for Beginners 3

Semester 4

Module codeModule title
 Cooperative Education Work Placement

Semester 5

Module codeModule title
 Erasmus/Exchange placement with a partner institution abroad

Semester 6

Module codeModule title
SP4146Modern and Contemporary Spain
SP4622Indigenismo and Negrismo in Latin American Literature

Advanced Spanish

Semester 1

Module codeModule title
SP4141Spanish Language and Society 1 (post leaving certificate)

Semester 2

Module codeModule title
SP4142Spanish Language and Society 2 (post leaving certificate)

Semester 3

Module codeModule title
SP4003Socio-Political Issues in the Contemporary Hispanic World: Society, Culture and Representation
SP4143Spanish Language, Culture and Society 3 (post leaving certificate)

Semester 4

Module codeModule title
 Cooperative Education Work Placement

Semester 5

Module codeModule title
 Erasmus/Exchange placement with a partner institution abroad

Semester 6

Module codeModule title
SP4146Modern and Contemporary Spain
SP4622Indigenismo and Negrismo in Latin American Literature
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