Study plan Bachelor's Degree in English and French Studies

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Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Assignments Bachelor's Degree
1st year	54	6
2nd year	6	54
3rd year		48	12
4th year			54	6
Totals	60	108	66	6

Period of study

The degree is organised into semesters

Part-time or full-time

Full-time, option of a slow track

Specialisations

Specialisation in Linguistics
Specialisation in Comparative Literature
Specialisation in Medieval Romance Cultures and Literatures
Specialisation in German
Specialisation in Italian
Specialisation in Galician
Specialisation in Basque

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
Annual - Basic Uses of the English Language 1st semester - Descriptive English Grammar  - Oral Use of the French Language - Introduction to Linguistics - French for Special Purposes I 2nd semester - French for Special Purposes II - English Literature of the 20th Century - Introduction to the French Culture - Written Use of the French Language	Annual - History and Culture of the British Isles 1st semester - Oral and Written French Language I - Use of the English Language I - English Phonetics and Phonology I - French Morphosyntax - Modern French Literature 2nd semester - Comparative Literature - French Literature of the 19th Century - Literature of English Romanticism - History and Culture of the United States
3rd year	4th year
1st semester - Use of the English Language II - French Phonetics and Phonology - Victorian Literature - French Literature: Middle Ages and Renaissance 2nd semester - Lexicology of the French Language - English Syntax - French Literature: Classicism and Enlightenment - 19th Century North American Literature	Bachelor's Degree Final Project

Optional subjects

All optional subjects are worth 6 credits.

3rd and 4th Courses

- Modern Language I (German) - Modern Language I (Italian) - Modern Language I (Basque) - Modern Language I (Galician) - Modern Language I (Portuguese) - Modern Language I (Occitan) - Modern Language I (Modern Greek) - Modern Language II (German) - Modern Language II (Italian) - Modern Language II (Basque) - Modern Language II (Galician) - Modern Language II (Portuguese) - Modern Language II (Occitan) - Modern Language II (Modern Greek) You may enrol in a maximum of 36 credits of these subjects.

- Work Placement - French Speaking and Writing Techniques I - French Speaking and Writing Techniques II - French Semantics and Pragmatics - Comparative French Linguistics - Sociopolitical Organisation in French-Speaking Countries - Literatures of the French-Speaking World - Linguistic Analysis of Oral and Written Documents in French - English Grammar - English Phonetics and Phonology II - Use of the English Language: Advanced Written Expression - History of the English Language I - Early Modern American Literature - Origins of English Literature - Use of the English Language: Advanced Oral Expression - History of the English Language II - Comparative Language - English Language of the Renaissance and Enlightenment - History of the French Language - Oral and Written French Language II - Critical Perspectives of French Literature Analysis

Specialisations are learning tracks included in the European Diploma Supplement (DS).
In order to obtain a Minor you must course at least 30 credits (5 modules) of each of the specialisations.

 

Specialisation in Linguistics	Specialisation in Comparative Literature	Specialisation in Medieval Romance Cultures and Literatures	Specialisation in German
- Language Acquisition - Language Technologies - Phonetics and Phonology - Morphology and Syntax - Semantics and Pragmatics - Sociolinguistics - Linguistic Typology - Theory of Language - Biological Bases of Language - Language, Culture and Cognition - Questions of Comparative Grammar	- Narrative Theory and Analysis - Poetry Theory and Analysis - Theatre Theory and Analysis - Literary Thought - Literary and Cultural Criticism (20th and 21st Centuries) - Literature, Genders and Sexuality - Theory and Practice of Compared Literature - Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies - Western Literary Tradition I - Western Literary Tradition II - Theory and History of Theatrical Representations	- Medieval Romance Epics - Medieval Romance Lyrics - Medieval Romance Novels - Introduction to Romance Literature - Medieval Legends - Literature and Society in the Middle Ages	- Modern Language I (German) - Modern Language II (German) - Modern Language III (German) - Modern Language IV (German) - Modern Language V (German) - Modern Language VI (German) - Major Authors of German Language Literature - Contemporary German Language Literature - History of German Culture - German Literature and Cinema
Specialisation in Italian	Specialisation in Galician	Specialisation in Basque
- Modern Language I (Italian) - Modern Language II (Italian) - Modern Language III (Italian) - Modern Language IV (Italian) - Medieval and Renaissance Works of Italian Literature - Modern and Contemporary Works of Italian Literature - Italian Cinema and Literature - Italian Arts and Literature - Italian Culture. History, Geography, Languages	- Modern Language I (Galician) - Modern Language II (Galician) - Galician Literature - Social History of the Galician Language - Galician Culture and Society	- Modern Language I (Basque) - Modern Language II (Basque) - Basque Literature - Basque Culture and Society - History of the Basque Language

Additional information

All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.