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Program Duration

36 monthsProgram duration

Tuitionfee

1,620 EURTuition Fee/year

Scholarship

YesScholarships

Program overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The design of this PhD programme in Spanish Studies is the result of several contextual factors, from the most obvious, such as the requirements to adapt to the Royal Decree 99/2011, which regulates doctoral studies, to the teaching and research history and tradition of the Department of Spanish Studies that is offering it. Since the department was founded in 1968 some leading figures in Hispanic arts have occupied its classrooms, with writers such as  Cristina Peri Rossi and Nobel Prize winner Nobel Mario Vargas Llosa, to leading scholars such as lecturers Sergio Beser, Alberto Blecua and Francisco Rico, the director of the Spanish Royal Academy, José Manuel Blecua, now retired but still active in the PhD programme. Next to them, other younger lecturers, several of whom form part of leading research groups and projects, contribute to making the department, and the faculty, one of the best in Spain. (See reports in El Mundo, in 2011 and 2012 that cite it as the best). In accordance with the  RD 99/2011, the programme was conceived precisely around those researchers, teams and their respective lines of research.

Program overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The design of this PhD programme in Spanish Studies is the result of several contextual factors, from the most obvious, such as the requirements to adapt to the Royal Decree 99/2011, which regulates doctoral studies, to the teaching and research history and tradition of the Department of Spanish Studies that is offering it. Since the department was founded in 1968 some leading figures in Hispanic arts have occupied its classrooms, with writers such as  Cristina Peri Rossi and Nobel Prize winner Nobel Mario Vargas Llosa, to leading scholars such as lecturers Sergio Beser, Alberto Blecua and Francisco Rico, the director of the Spanish Royal Academy, José Manuel Blecua, now retired but still active in the PhD programme. Next to them, other younger lecturers, several of whom form part of leading research groups and projects, contribute to making the department, and the faculty, one of the best in Spain. (See reports in El Mundo, in 2011 and 2012 that cite it as the best). In accordance with the  RD 99/2011, the programme was conceived precisely around those researchers, teams and their respective lines of research.

Admission requirements

3 Years
Sep

Tuition fee and scholarships

Domestic Students

1,620 EUR
-

International Students

1,620 EUR
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The UAB offers more than Bachelor's Degrees, covering all fields of knowledge. Our bachelor's degrees are known for their quality and international character, as well as for the amount of practical experience students acquire.

UAB bachelor's degrees provide students with a large amount of practical experience, helping them to be better prepared as they enter the professional world.

Some bachelor's degrees are offered fully in English, and many other degrees offer subjects in English.

The UAB Barcelona Summer School 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.

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The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) is a public university offering:

More than 500 programmes which include:

  • Universitary Master's Degrees, which provide you with advanced interdisciplinary training and are divided into programmes offering practical training for employment and others specialising in initiation to research. Our official master's degrees are valid in all of Spain and equivalent to the master's degrees programmes in Europe. The research-oriented programmes give access to PhD programmes.

  • UAB Master's Degrees and Graduate Diplomas. The aim of these programmes is to provide students with an advanced-level, specialised, multidisciplinary education oriented towards professional specialisation. In order to guarantee their academic rigour, they are subject to similar quality control processes to those used for official programmes taught at the UAB. Professors, professionals and external institutions take part in graduate teaching to make sure that courses offer the practical approach that the labour market demands.

 
Almost 90  PhD programmes in 5 areas of knowledge: Arts and Humanities, Health Sciencies, Sciencies, Social Sciencies and Law and Technological Sciencies.

The aim of these programmes is providing advanced training in research techniques, culminating in a doctoral thesis. They involve preparing and defending a thesis and usually last four years, with the aim of producing top-level academic and professionals.

Some of the UAB’s PhD programmes have received an Excellence Award. The European Doctoral Research Component includes stays in different European countries and the participation of lecturers from foreign universities.

Approximately 30-40% of students come from other countries in both master's degrees and graduate diplomas, as well as PhD programmes.

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