The Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Philology is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Hispanic world through the lens of modern philology and romanistics. This program encompasses a wide range of topics, including literature, history, and civilization, alongside linguistic studies focused on Spanish. It also delves into the economic, cultural, and political interactions between Spanish-speaking nations and both the European Union and Hungary.
Language instruction features specialized courses that equip students with essential skills relevant to tourism, journalism, and business communication. Emphasizing the development of effective oral and written communication, the curriculum encourages the creation of original materials and analytical skills for data interpretation.
Graduates of the Spanish Studies program are well-prepared for advanced academic pursuits in philology, education, and translation, as well as for career opportunities in tourism, international relations, and publishing.
Required Documents
Admission Requirements
A high school diploma or an equivalent secondary education qualification is required.
Accepted documents must be provided in English.
If the original entry qualification documents are not available in English, official translations along with verified copies of the original documents will be necessary.
It is mandatory to bring the original entry qualification documents when arriving at the university.
Language Proficiency
Proficiency in Spanish is required.
An internationally recognized language certificate demonstrating B2 level proficiency in Spanish or a diploma in Spanish is acceptable.
Additional Admission Requirements
Completion of the online application form is required.