Hispanic Studies modules

First-Year Modules (all 30 credits)

HP101 Modern Spanish Language I

HP102 Modern Spanish I (Accelerated Beginners)

HP103 Language, Text and Identity in the Hispanic World

HP104 Icons and Representations of the Hispanic World

HP106 Modern Spanish I (Accelerated Post-Beginners)

Intermediate-Year Modules

CORE MODULES

HP201 Modern Spanish Language II (30 credits)

HP202 Modern Spanish Language 2 (Post Beginners) (30 credits)

INTERMEDIATE-YEAR OPTIONAL MODULES IN 2026-27

Term 1 Modules (15 credits)

HP212 Knowing Women: Gender, Education and Power in Hispanic Writing

HP214 Latin American Counterpoints: Cultural Representations of Slavery in the 20th Century

HP232 Screening Spain: Spanish Film in Context

Term 2 Modules (15 credits)

HP2xx Staging Sin: Golden Age Drama in England and Spain

HP205 Galician Connections: Culture and Identity on the Atlantic Rim

HP223 Climate Fictions in the Hispanic World

Final-Year Modules

CORE MODULE

HP301 Modern Spanish Language III (30 credits)

FINAL-YEAR OPTIONAL MODULES IN 2026-27

Term 1 Modules (15 credits)

HP317 Love, Death, and Desire in the Golden Age
HP318 Crime and Punishment in Spanish Film

HP321 Nature and Modernity in Latin America

Term 2 Modules (15 credits)

HP303 Postmodernism and Popular Culture in Latin America

HP310 Spain and the Philippines at Empire's End

Erasmus students module

HP209 Spanish and English translation (15 credits)

Not running in 2026-27

HP210 Memory and the Spanish Civil War: Virtual Approaches to a Contested Past

HP216 Illusion and Reality, Doubt and Deceit: The Baroque Obsession with Uncertainty

HP304 The Disappeared: Literature and Culture from Argentina and Chile

HP309 From Dictatorship to Democracy: Comparative Perspectives on Contemporary Spain and Portugal

HP313 Cultural Connections, Digital Histories: Britain and the 19th-Century Hispanic World

HP319 Journeys and Cityscapes in Latin American Film

HP326 Gender and Translation in the Hispanic World: Translating Women Writers

HP332 Memory and Transitional Justice in Argentina and Chile