Spanish Studies MA

Study Spanish Studies at University of Szeged

The Master's Degree in Spanish Language, Literature, and Culture is designed for individuals interested in exploring the linguistic, literary, historical, and cultural aspects of the Hispanic world. The curriculum comprises three distinct phases. The initial segment includes foundational courses in historical, comparative, and applied Romance linguistics, Hispanic literature, scientific research methodology, and the historical context of the Hispanic world.

Following this, the program delves into advanced studies of the current and historical grammar of Spanish, alongside an examination of various periods and genres within Spanish and Latin American literature. Specialized vocational training is also part of the curriculum, offering targeted courses in literature, cultural studies, and civilization. Key subjects encompass the history of ideas, art history in the Spanish-speaking context, contemporary Hispanic issues, Hispanic cinema, cultural minorities in Latin America, inter-American relations, and the historical ties between Hungarian and Hispanic cultures.

Additionally, the program emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of different research methodologies within Hispanic studies. Students are encouraged to develop their research and academic competencies in relation to language, literature, history, and culture, enabling them to analyze Spanish and Latin American texts and documents through diverse historical, literary, and artistic lenses. Furthermore, a focus is placed on establishing connections between Spanish and Latin American cultures.