BA: 11 units (four Level 1 units, four Level 2 units, plus three Level 3 units). In order to obtain the degree you must pass in a minimum of nine units, including the compulsory units in Spanish language 1, 2 and 3. In any one year you may attempt examinations in a minimum of one and a maximum of four units. The class of degree awarded is determined on the basis of your performance in all 11 units taken.
| Level 1 (4 units) |
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| Spanish language 1* [130HS18] |
| AND three further introductory units from the list below |
| Level 2 (4 units) |
| Spanish language 2 [130HS19] |
| AND three units taken from the lists of further introductory units and specialised options below (the selection may include one further introductory unit which was not offered at Level 1) |
| Level 3 (3 units) |
| Spanish language 3 [130HS20] |
| AND two further specialised options not previously offered at Level 2 |
| Further introductory units: |
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| Introduction to medieval literature [130HS03] |
| Tradition and innovation in Golden Age prose and drama [130H04A] |
| Introduction to 19th- and 20th-century narrative [130H06A] |
| The essay in Latin America [130HS08] |
| Specialised options: |
| Medieval love poetry [130HS11] |
| The struggle of modernity in 20th-century Spanish culture [130HS16] |
| Literature and the nation in Latin America [130HS17] |
| Spanish language 4 [130HS21] |
| Women in the prose and drama of the Golden Age [130HS22] |
| Spanish women writers and the canon [130HS23] |
| Modernity and the avant-garde in Latin America [130HS28] |
| Culture and society in modern Spain [130HS29] |
| Exhibiting the nation in Latin America [130HS30] |
* Students who demonstrate a native or near-native speaker competence in Spanish at the entrance test will be required to replace 'Spanish language 1' with either another introductory unit or a specialised option.