• Core and obligatory: 63
• Optional: 72
• Free choice: 15
• Total credits: 150

Students must have passed the first cycle of any degree in Philology, and pass, if they have not already done so, 14 credits in French Language and 12 credits in French Literature.

The graduates in Hispanic Philology are dedicated to all aspects of French language and literature. This degree provides the right training fore international relations and the field of international organisms and institutions, and in the business world.

Basic level of French.

Interest and attraction for philological study of the French language and literary tradition. Taste for reading literary. Capacity for developing linguistic intuitions.

In the first academic year, students must have passed a minimum of 9 credits, which cannot be free choice credits.

• Teaching of French language and literature.
• Cultural management.
• Design of methods for the use of computers to increase productivity in translation and proof-reading of the translated texts.
• Specialised research.
• Historical or critical philological research.
• Documentary tasks.
• Editorial tasks.
• Tasks in the field of public relations or tourism.
• Translation and interpretation of texts.
• Professional opportunities web of the DURSI: http://www.gencat.net/estudisuniv

• Core subjects

  The core subjects are those set by the Royal Decree for the directives for each degree. The following subjects have to be studied:

  Subjects	Credits
  French Grammar I	6
  French Grammar II	6
  French History and Culture I	6
  French History and Culture II	3
  History of the French Language I	6
  History of the French Language II	6
  French Literature III	6
  French Literature IV	6
  French Literature V	3

• Obligatory subjects

  The obligatory subjects are those set by the UdL and which the student has to take obligatorily.

  Subjects	Credits
  French Literature VI	3
  Literature Latin	6
  Theory and Structure of Literary Genres	6

• Optional Subjects

  The optional subjects are established by the UdL. The number of these to be studied corresponds to the number necessary to obtain the credits established for the degree.

  Subjects	Credits
  Contemporary Art II	6
  Linguistic Commentary of French Texts I	6
  Linguistic Commentary of French Texts II	6
  Literary Criticism of Spanish Texts	6
  French Literary Criticism I	6
  French Literary Criticism II	6
  Culture and Thought since 1945	6
  Monographic Course in French Essay I	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Essay II	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Essay III	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Narrative I	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Narrative II	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Narrative III	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Poetry I	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Poetry II	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Poetry III	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Theatre I	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Theatre II	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Theatre III	4.5
  Monographic Course in French Language	3
  Didactics of French I	6
  Didactics of French II	6
  Literary Aesthetics	6
  Studies of French Literature III	6
  Studies carried out in the Framework of International Agreements entered into by the UdL	30
  France through Literature	6
  Commercial French II	9
  French, Speciality Language: Agronomics	6
  French, Speciality Language: Law	6
  French, Speciality Language: Medicine	6
  History of the Cinema and Other Audio-visual Media I	6
  History of the Cinema and Other Audio-visual Media II	6
  French History and Culture III	3
  History of Aesthetic Ideas I	6
  History of Aesthetic Ideas II	6
  History of Contemporary Thought and Culture	9
  History of the Catalan Language I	6
  History of Music I	6
  History of Music II	6
  Spanish Lexicology II	3
  Provençal Linguistics	6
  Romance Linguistics	6
  Contemporary Catalan Literature III	6
  Hispano-American Literature II	6
  Romance Literatures II	6
  Francophone Literature	6
  European Literatures	6
  Non-European Literatures	6
  Indo-European Languages	6
  Non Indo-European Languages	6
  Latin Languages	6
  20th Century Spanish Poetry	6
  Syntax	3
  Theory of the Narrative	6
  Theory and Practice of Literary Creation I	3
  Third Language and/or its Literature	12
  Academically Guided Work	9

• Free subjects

  Each year, the UdL draws up a list of the free subjects on offer to students.
  Free choice subjects from other universities can also be studied as long as there is a signed agreement with the corresponding university.
  It is only necessary to study the number of credits established for each degree.