Schedule and Courses in Madrid
In Madrid, graduate students follow a program consisting of six or nine units of credit.
Course Schedule
Courses depend on academic performance during the summer in Vermont and upon previous studies, needs, interests, and MA degree option. Students will not be allowed to register for the School in Spain if their conduct or academic performance during the summer is judged unsatisfactory.
Courses at the Sede Prim (SPAN) are organized by Middlebury College for its own students. Depending on the degree program and specialization, students will also enroll in courses at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM).
Fall 2024 Sede Prim MA Course Schedule
Spring 2025 Sede Prim MA Course Schedule
Course Options
Under advisement from the School in Spain Director, students will be able to choose courses from offerings in Literature, Linguistics, Language Teaching, Culture, Cultural Heritage and Tourism Studies, and Migration and Development.
Linguistics
SPAN 5519 - The Complex Sentence in Spanish: Syntax and Modality
SPAN 5527 - Sociolinguistics
SPAN 5608 - Native-Like Creative Writing
SPAN 5610 - Phonetics and Pronunciation* (Teaching)
UAM - Culture, Multiculturality, and Interculturality in the Field of Spanish
Literature
SPAN 5683 - Contemporary Spanish Literature* (Culture)
SPAN 5502 - New Latin American Narrative* (Culture)
SPAN 5766 - Women Writers and Femenine Characters in Latin American Narrative
SPAN 5767 - Ideology & Composition of El Quijote
UAM - Hispanic Literatures and their Artistic Relations
Culture
SPAN 5683 - Contemporary Spanish Literature* (Literature)
SPAN 5502 - New Latin American Narrative* (Literature)
SPAN 5529 - Art in the Museums of Madrid: El Prado
SPAN 5552 - Migration, Diversity & Social Integration in Spain
SPAN 5639 - Spanish Cinema and the Other Arts
Language Teaching
SPAN 5691 - Integrating Skills in the L2 Classroom*
SPAN 5610 - Phonetics and Pronunciation* (Linguistics)
UAM Methodology of Teaching and Research on Spanish as a Second Language
UAM Teaching & Learning Content: Grammar, Lexicon, and Pronunciation of Spanish as a Second Language