Bellaterra Campus, Barcelona, Spain

QS World University Rankings

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Degree Other
Study Level Masters
Study Mode On Campus
Course Intensity Full Time
Subject Anthropology
Fees(EUR) 3960-
Scholarships Yes

The master's degree in Advanced Studies in Catalan Language and Literature is an inter-university master's degree (UAB and UB) that provides both specialised and applied training. It is structured in two specialisations: Catalan linguistics and Catalan Literature. The master's degree in Advanced Studies in Catalan Language and Literature is aimed at those wishing to do a PhD, students seeking complementary training for access to the job market, and professionals intending to widen their knowledge of this field. This master's degree provides the necessary training both for PhD studies and for teaching-related professions, publishing (consultancy for publications, or collections, or treatment of originals), language consultancy and promotion or revision of originals fro all kinds of businesses and institutions.

About University

Founded in 1968, the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) is known for its excellence in research and quality in teaching, and is a reference centre in Spain and the European Union.

The UAB is a leading public university with a strong international vocation, highly committed to promoting mobility, collaboration and the capture of talent.

Academic teaching at the UAB is characterised by its multidisciplinarity and is closely linked to many research activities. The UAB pioneers the implementation of several action plans focused on increasing sustainability and environment-friendly measures on campus.

The UAB offers top level academic programmes in all areas of knowledge, with almost 100 Bachelor's Degrees, over 500 Official and Master's Degrees and Graduate Diplomas and almost 70 PhD programmes.

In 2016, the UAB Barcelona Summer School was created. It offers a wide array of subjects in several fields and takes place from the end of June to the beginning of August. Most of the courses are taught in English, with an option to learn and improve your Spanish as a Foreign Language. Depending on the regulations of each home university, especially if there is a mobility agreement with the UAB, students will be able to transfer the credits earned during their stay to their current degree.