Available Modules

Modules available for visiting students provided by the School of Modern Languages and Cultures 2023-24

Please consult the module preferences form here to see whether these modules are available to students who are in Warwick for only one or two terms. Please note that the modules listed may be subject to change and some modules are operating with very limited spaces available.

French Studies Modules (requiring knowledge of French):

Term 2 January-March (7.5 ECTS credits; 15 Warwick credits)

FR363 Reframing history: French popular revolt in the graphic novel

FR245 In the Family Way: Birth, Sex and Death in Seventeenth-Century French Culture

German Studies Modules (requiring knowledge of German):

Term 2 January-March (7.5 ECTS credits; 15 Warwick credits)

GE220 Violent Women in the German Cultural Imagination

GE339 Exploring Zeitgeist: Politics, Culture and Society in Germany Today

Hispanic Studies Modules (requiring knowledge of Spanish):

Term 2 January- March (7.5 ECTS credits; 15 Warwick credits)

HP223 Climate Fictions in the Hispanic World

HP310 Spain and the Philippines at Empire's End

HP317 Love, Death, and Desire in the Golden Age

HP330 Cultures in Transition: Spanish Fiction and Film of the First Democratic Period

Italian Studies Modules (knowledge of Italian may be required):

Term 2 January-March (7.5 ECTS credits; 15 Warwick credits)

IT317 Introducing Dante's Hell (this module is taught in English and knowledge of Italian is not required)

IT337 Beyond Books: Publishing, Translation and Marketing in Italy (19th-21st century)

IT338-15 or IT414-15 Italian and English Translation for Visiting Students

Translation and Transcultural Studies Modules (available to all):

Term 2 January-March (7.5 ECTS credits; 15 Warwick credits)

EP308 Introduction to Secondary MFL Teaching

Modules from other departments

Please note that we can only offer spaces on modules that are provided by the School of Modern Languages and Cultures: if you wish to take modules from other departments, then you will need to contact those departments directly.