Master's Programme in Spanish Language and Literature Studies
A comprehensive Master's programme in Spanish philology offering specialisations in professional translation and language teaching.
Best for:Best for students with a strong command of Spanish and Polish seeking professional expertise in translation or language pedagogy.
Overview
The Master's programme in Spanish Language and Literature Studies at the Philological School of Higher Education in Wrocław provides advanced training in linguistics, literary studies, and culture. Students can choose between specialisations in specialised translation or teaching Spanish as a foreign language. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical workshops to prepare graduates for professional careers or further doctoral studies. The programme is available in both full-time and part-time modes, incorporating both research-oriented and practice-based modules.
What you'll do
- Complete compulsory core courses and selected optional modules in linguistics or literature.
- Register for specialised translation or teaching methodology modules to earn required ECTS credits.
- Conduct advanced research and write a Master's dissertation adhering to academic ethics.
- Participate in translation workshops covering legal, medical, and business terminology.
- Engage in teacher training and pedagogical practice for the TSFL specialisation.
- Develop proficiency in Spanish to C2 CEFR level through receptive and productive skill training.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree (BA) in a relevant field (e.g., TSFL for the teaching specialisation).
Degree offered: Master of Arts (MA)
Language: Spanish and Polish (minimum C1 CEFR level).
Instruction: Spanish and Polish
- Spanish language proficiency at minimum C1 CEFR level.
- Polish language proficiency at minimum C1 CEFR level for translation specialisation.
- Academic background in education or teaching for the TSFL specialisation.
- Hold a recognised Bachelor's degree and secondary school leaving certificate.
- Provide legalised or apostilled educational documents with certified translations into Polish.
- Possess a valid visa or residency document for Poland if applicable.
- Submit a medical certificate confirming fitness for study.
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Candidates must submit an online application form through the university portal. Applicants are required to provide legalised educational documents and proof of language proficiency. Further details regarding the admission procedure are available on the university website.
- Online application form
- BA diploma
- Secondary school leaving certificate
- Certified translations of educational documents
- Medical certificate
- Valid visa or residency permit
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