Description
The Degree in Catalan Studies provides an in-depth knowledge of the Catalan language and its literature, as well as the different disciplines that study these fields (such as linguistics, sociolinguistics or literature theory). Thus, graduates will be professionals who are capable of meeting modern society’s communicative needs, as a direct result of the development of a critical conscience and finely tuned analytical skills.
Requirement
Transcript of grades plus degree
UNEDassis accreditation
Certification of passing tests for over 25, 40, or 45 years of age
Documentation certifying your identity (DNI/NIE/Passport)
Documentation certifying university admission (varies based on educational background)
Proof of special situations for admission (e.g., disability, elite athlete status)
Proof of entitlement to a tuition fee waiver (e.g., for families with three or more children)
Proof of honors in the educational stage of the Bachillerato or extraordinary award
Proof of gender violence victim status
Structure
The Degree in Catalan Studies (Grado en Filología Catalana) at the University of Valencia offers a comprehensive program that explores the various aspects of Catalan language and culture. Here's a breakdown of the program structure:
Duration: 4 years (full-time)
Credits: 240 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)
Coursework:
The program combines compulsory and elective courses, providing a well-rounded education.
Compulsory Courses (132 ECTS): These courses form the core curriculum and cover fundamental areas like:
Catalan language (grammar, phonetics, syntax, history)
Catalan literature (medieval, modern, contemporary)
Catalan linguistics (dialectology, sociolinguistics)
Catalan culture and history
Introduction to other Romance languages (Spanish, Occitan, etc.)
Elective Courses (30 ECTS): Students can choose from a variety of elective courses to tailor their studies to their interests. Options might include:
Catalan literature by specific authors or periods
Catalan translation
Catalan cinema and media
Catalan folklore and traditions
Catalan pedagogy