This program offers a comprehensive study of the Spanish language, literature, and culture. You will explore four main areas: Spanish literature from medieval to contemporary periods, Hispano-American literature across different eras, the theory and practice of Spanish linguistics, and the history of cultural practices within the Hispanic world. The program also provides opportunities for language improvement through the Maison des Langues, offering courses up to B2 level.
For doctoral admissions, a Master's degree from a recognized university and program is required. French language exams are not needed for registration with the Admissions Service, but specific faculty requirements should be checked.
Fee reductions may be automatically applied based on your status. Requests for fee relief due to financial difficulties can be submitted to the Service social et finances.
Tuition fees are CHF 500 per semester, which includes CHF 65 in fixed fees and CHF 435 in administrative fees. Fee reductions may be automatically applied based on your status.
You need a Secondary School Certificate. If it does not include Latin, you must demonstrate elementary knowledge of Latin for the BA.
While not specified for the Bachelor's program, CEFR B2 level is mentioned for general language improvement courses available at the Maison des Langues.
The program offers a comprehensive study of Spanish language, literature, and culture, including Spanish and Hispano-American literature, Spanish linguistics, and cultural history of the Hispanic world.
Language improvement courses are available up to B2 level at the Maison des Langues.