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Programme structure: Comparative Literatures and Cultures and Portuguese (BA) - what's running in 2022/23

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Mandatory Unit Portuguese Language HISP20302 is must pass. For further information and a definition of must pass units please see the Glossary of Terms

Unit name Unit code Credit points Status Faculty of Arts Category Teaching Block
Students must take at least 40cps of HISP-coded units: these will include the mandatory language requirement
List A:
Portuguese Lang for Joints/ML HISP20302 20 Mandatory TB-4
Migrations of Culture MODL20024 20 Mandatory TB-1
List B: Choose 20CP from this list or list E
Mobility and Displacement in the Lusophone World HISP20120 20 Optional TB-1
Introduction to French Cinema FREN20056 20 Optional TB-1
Contemporary Latin(x) American Poetry HISP20115 20 Optional TB-2
Italian Cinema: Genre and Social Change ITAL29007 20 Optional TB-1
General Linguistics MODL20016 20 Optional TB-1
Woman and Nation MODL23017 20 Optional TB-1
Russian Orthodox Culture RUSS20044 20 Optional TB-1
The Nineteenth-Century Russian Novel RUSS20069 20 Optional TB-1
List C: Choose 20CP from this list
Contemporary Latin(x) American Poetry HISP20115 20 Optional TB-2
Italian Cinema: Genre and Social Change ITAL29007 20 Optional TB-1
Russian Orthodox Culture RUSS20044 20 Optional TB-1
List D: Choose 20CP from this list
Languages of the Iberian Peninsula HISP20088 20 Optional TB-2
Introduction to Latin American Cinema HISP20114 20 Optional TB-2
French Fiction: from Realism to the 21st Century FREN20048 20 Optional TB-2
Introduction to French Cinema FREN20056 20 Optional TB-1
Effi Briest and her Afterlives GERM20048 20 Optional TB-1
Dante's Inferno (TB2) ITAL20035 20 Optional TB-2
Historical Linguistics MODL20017 20 Optional TB-2
Popular Representation and Institutions of Culture MODL20026 20 Optional TB-2
Engineers of the Human Soul: Soviet Culture and Politics 1917 - 1941 RUSS20060 20 Optional TB-2
The Nineteenth-Century Russian Novel RUSS20069 20 Optional TB-1
List E: Choose 20CP from this list or this B
French Fiction: from Realism to the 21st Century FREN20048 20 Optional TB-2
Dante's Inferno (TB2) ITAL20035 20 Optional TB-2
Engineers of the Human Soul: Soviet Culture and Politics 1917 - 1941 RUSS20060 20 Optional TB-2
List F: Choose 20CP from this list or choose an additional 20CP from B-E above.
Beginners French UWLP10001 20 Optional TB-4
Post-Beginners French UWLP10002 20 Optional TB-4
Intermediate French UWLP10003 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners German UWLP10004 20 Optional TB-4
Post-Beginners German UWLP10005 20 Optional TB-4
Intermediate German UWLP10006 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Modern Standard Arabic UWLP10008 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Spanish UWLP10009 20 Optional TB-4
Post-Beginners Spanish UWLP10010 20 Optional TB-4
Intermediate Spanish UWLP10011 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Japanese UWLP10012 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Mandarin Chinese UWLP10013 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Italian UWLP10014 20 Optional TB-4
Post-Beginners Italian UWLP10015 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Russian UWLP10016 20 Optional F TB-4
Beginners Korean UWLP10018 20 Optional TB-4
Beginners Catalan UWLP10025 20 Optional TB-4
Follow-on French UWLP20001 20 Optional TB-4
Advanced French UWLP20002 20 Optional TB-4
Follow-on German UWLP20003 20 Optional TB-4
Advanced German UWLP20004 20 Optional TB-4
Follow-on Spanish UWLP20005 20 Optional TB-4
Advanced Spanish UWLP20006 20 Optional TB-4
Pre-intermediate Japanese UWLP20008 20 Optional TB-4
Pre-intermediate Mandarin Chinese UWLP20009 20 Optional TB-4
Follow-on Italian UWLP20010 20 Optional TB-4
Post-Beginners Russian UWLP20011 20 Optional TB-4
Intermediate French for second and final year UWLP20013 20 Optional TB-4
Intermediate Spanish for second and final year UWLP20014 20 Optional TB-4
Intermediate German for second and final year UWLP20015 20 Optional TB-4
Follow-on Korean UWLP20017 20 Optional TB-4
Follow-on Modern Standard Arabic UWLP20018 20 Optional TB-4
Diploma of Higher Education   120      

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