UCC College Calendar 2012/2013: College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences


College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences

2012/2013

BA (Hons) (LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL STUDIES) Pathway

Last revised on 30 October 2012

NFQ Level 8, Major Award

The BA (Hons) (Language and Cultural Studies) pathway is a four-year full-time programme which enables students of a modern continental language to study for one year in an approved European university. Its aim is to offer students the experience of studying a European language and its literature in an area where it is spoken, and also using the same language as the medium for studying their second subject. In this way students have the opportunity to become familiar with the methods and perspectives of another approved European university system.

FIRST ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies)

Students wishing to take the Language and Cultural Studies Pathway in Second Year choose four subjects in First Year, at least one of which must be French, German, Italian or Spanish. See CK101 - The BA (Hons) programme for more details.

SECOND ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies)

No student may register for Second Arts (Language and Cultural Studies) until he/she has passed the First University Examination in Arts. The selection of any module is conditional on the Professor or Lecturer concerned and the College being satisfied that he/she is capable of profiting by attendance thereat. A student may not select modules which involve a timetable clash.

In Second Arts (Language and Cultural Studies) students will continue with their chosen language and one of their other subjects (which may be a second language). Students register for a Single Subject (50 credits in their chosen language and 10 credits of their second subject. NB: This Single Subject option is available only to students taking French or Italian or Spanish) or a Major Subject (40 credits of their chosen language and 20 credits of their second subject) or a Joint Subject (30 credits each of their chosen language and their second subject). Students intending to study two languages will be required to nominate their preferred language at the end of First Year (this is to facilitate organisation of placement in an approved foreign university during Year Three).

Change of Module
All applications for change of module must be completed online, using the REGISTRATION AMENDMENT online facility, by Friday, 12 October 2012. No changes in registration will be allowed after this deadline.

Examinations

Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2013 Book, and for each module in the Book of Modules, 2012/2013.

Three Year Rule

Students must pass the Second University Examination in Arts (Language and Cultural Studies) within three academic years from the date of first registration for Second Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

THIRD ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies)

Third Year (Language and Cultural Studies) is spent in an approved foreign university (depending on the student's chosen language), where students will study courses/modules to the equivalent value of 60 credits. Single-Subject students (NB only French and Italian and Spanish are offered as Single Subjects) may take a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 credits in the second subject or a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in the foreign language. Major-Subject and Joint-Subject students may take a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 30 credits in the second subject or in a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in the foreign language. All courses will be assessed by the approved Host University.

Examinations

Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2013 Book.

Three Year Rule

Students must pass the Third University Examination in Arts (Language and Cultural Studies) within three academic years from the date of first registration for Third Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

FOURTH ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies)

Students return to UCC to complete their studies. Students will take modules to the value of 60 credits by combining 50 credits in their language with 10 credits in their second subject from the Third Arts Single Subject programme or 40 credits in their language with 20 credits of their second subject from the Third Arts Major Subject programme or 30 credits in their language with 30 credits of their second subject from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

No student may register for Fourth Arts (Language and Cultural Studies) until he/she has passed the Third University Examination in Arts. The selection of any module is conditional on the Professor or Lecturer concerned and the College being satisfied that he/she is capable of profiting by attendance thereat. A student may not select modules which involve a timetable clash.

Examinations

Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2013 Book, and for each module in the Book of Modules, 2012/2013.

Three Year Rule

Students must pass the BA (Hons) (Language and Cultural Studies) Degree Examination within three academic years from the date of first registration for Fourth Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

Programme Requirements

Programme requirements for First, Second, Third and Fourth Arts (Language and Cultural Studies) are detailed below.

Module descriptions are contained in Book of Modules, 2012/2013.

PROGRAMME REQUIREMENTS

LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL STUDIES - FRENCH

FIRST ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - FRENCH

Students take 60 credits as follows:
FR1101 (10 credits), FR1201 (5 credits)

plus three other First Arts subjects (15 credits each), as detailed here.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

SECOND ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - FRENCH

50-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

50 credits of French:
¹FR2101 (10 credits), FR2202, FR2204 (5 credits per module)
plus
30 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2403, FR2404, FR2405, FR2602, FR2702, ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other subject.

plus one other subject (10 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of French:
¹FR2101 (10 credits), FR2202, FR2204 (5 credits per module)
plus
20 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2403, FR2404, FR2405, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module)
or
15 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2403, FR2404, FR2405, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other Subject.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of French:
¹FR2101 (10 credits), FR2202, FR2204 (5 credits per module)
and
10 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2403, FR2404, FR2405, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module)
or
5 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2403, FR2404, FR2405, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module)

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other Subject.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Second Arts Joint Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

THIRD ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - FRENCH

Students will spend Third Arts in a French-speaking country, studying courses to the equivalent value of 60 credits. Single-Subject students may take a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 credits in the second subject or a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in the foreign language. Major-Subject and Joint-Subject students may take a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 30 credits in the second subject or in a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in French. All courses will be assessed by the approved Host University.

FOURTH ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - FRENCH

50-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

50-credits of French:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201, FR4202 (5 credits per module)
plus
30 credits from the following: FR4306, FR4307, FR4308, FR4403, FR4404, FR4407, FR4505, FR4604, FR4702, LL3001, LL3002, LL3102 (5 credits per module)

Note: ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

plus one other subject (10 credits) from the Third Arts Major Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

40-credit subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of French:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201, FR4202 (5 credits per module)
plus either
20 credits from: FR4306, FR4307, FR4308, FR4403, FR4404, FR4407, FR4505, FR4604, FR4702 (5 credits per module)
or
15 credits from: FR4306, FR4307, FR4308, FR4403, FR4404, FR4407, FR4505, FR4604, FR4702 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002, LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.
²Where applicable, students must indicate at registration which module in the LL3000 series is being taken in lieu of the modules FR4306 - FR4702 and may not include the same module in the 20 credit subject.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Third Arts Major Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of French:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201, FR4202 (5 credits per module)
plus either
10 credits from: FR4306, FR4307, FR4308, FR4403, FR4404, FR4407, FR4505, FR4604, FR4702 (5 credits per module)
or
5 credits from: FR4306, FR4307, FR4308, FR4403, FR4404, FR4407, FR4505, FR4604, FR4702 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002, LL3102 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.
² Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the 30 credits taken in the other Subject.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL STUDIES - GERMAN

FIRST ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - GERMAN

Students take 60 credits as follows:
Non-Beginners German:
GE1101 (10 credits), GE1102 (5 credits)
Note: Students wishing to select Non-Beginners German should have a minimum grade HC3 in German in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent), or reach the required standard in the departmental proficiency test.

Beginners German:
GE1103 (10 credits), GE1104 (5 credits)
Note: Students wishing to take Beginners German are recommended to have a minimum of Grade HC1 in another modern continental language, or Irish, or Latin, or Greek in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent).

plus three other Arts subjects (15 credits each), as detailed here.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

SECOND ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - GERMAN

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of German:
¹GE2101 (10 credits), GE2126, either GE2808 or GE2902 (5 credits per module)
plus
20 credits from: GE2113, GE2128, GE2129, GE2130, ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen. Students who take LL2001 cannot choose GE3126 in Fourth Year.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of German:
GE2101 (10 credits), GE2126, either GE2808 or GE2902 (5 credits per module)
plus
10 credits from: GE2113, GE2128, GE2129, GE2130, ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen. Students who take LL2001 cannot choose GE3126 in Fourth Year.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Second Arts Joint Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

THIRD ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - GERMAN

Students will spend Third Arts in a German-speaking country, studying courses to the equivalent value of 60 credits. Students may take a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 30 credits in the second subject or in a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in German. All courses will be assessed by the approved Host University.

FOURTH ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - GERMAN

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of German:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
plus
30 credits from: GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3142, GE3902, GE3904, ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3101, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Third Arts Major Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of German:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
and
20 credits from: GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3142, GE3902, GE3904, ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3101, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL STUDIES - ITALIAN

FIRST ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - ITALIAN

Students take 60 credits as follows:
Beginners' Italian
IT1101 (10 credits) and IT1201 (5 credits)
plus three other Arts subjects (15 credits each), as detailed here.

Note: Students wishing to take Beginners' Italian are recommended to have a minimum of Grade HC3 in another modern continental language, or Irish, or Latin, or Greek in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent).

Non-Beginners' Italian
IT1102 (10 credits) and IT1201 (5 credits)
plus three other Arts subjects (15 credits each), as detailed here.

Note: Students wishing to take Non-Beginners' Italian are recommended to have a minimum of Grade HC3 in Italian in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent).

plus three other First Arts subjects (15 credits each), as detailed here.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

SECOND ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - ITALIAN

50-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

50 credits of Italian:
²IT2101 (10 credits), IT2102, IT2302, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2308, IT2401 (5 credits per module)
plus
5 credits from:
either ¹LL2001, or ¹LL2003 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other subject.
²In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101 (10 credits).

plus one other subject (10 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of Italian:
¹IT2101 (10 credits), IT2102, IT2302, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2308 (5 credits per module)
or
35 credits of Italian from:
¹IT2101 (10 credits), IT2102, IT2302, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2308 (5 credits per module)
plus either
IT2401 (5 credits)
or
5 credits from: ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other subject.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of Italian:
¹IT2101 (10 credits),
plus either
20 credits from: IT2102, IT2302, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2308 (5 credits per module)
or
15 credits from: IT2102, IT2302, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2308 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the 30 credits taken in the other subject.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Second Arts Joint Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

THIRD ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - ITALIAN

Students will spend Third Arts in Italy, studying courses to the equivalent value of 60 credits. Single-Subject students may take a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 credits in the second subject or a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in the foreign language. Major-Subject and Joint-Subject students may take a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 30 credits in the second subject or in a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in Italian. All courses will be assessed by the approved Host University.

FOURTH ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - ITALIAN

50-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

50 credits of Italian:
²IT3101 (10 credits), IT3201 (5 credits)
plus either 35 credits as follows:
IT3307, IT3309, IT3310, IT3312, IT3313, IT3314, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
or 30 credits from:
IT3307, IT3309, IT3310, IT3312, IT3313, IT3314, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: either ¹LL3001, or ¹LL3002 (5 credits per module)

¹Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other subject.
²In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101 (10 credits).

plus one other subject (10 credits) from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of Italian:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3201, (5 credits)
plus either 25 credits from:
IT3307, IT3309, IT3310, IT3312, IT3313, IT3314, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
or
20 credits from: IT3307, IT3309, IT3310, IT3312, IT3313, IT3314, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the 20 credits taken in the other subject .

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Third Arts Major Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of Italian:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3201 (5 credits per module)
plus either
15 credits from: IT3307, IT3309, IT3310, IT3312, IT3313, IT3314 (5 credits per module)
or
10 credits from: IT3307, IT3309, IT3310, IT3312, IT3313, IT3314 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the 30 credits taken in the other subject.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL STUDIES - SPANISH

FIRST ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - SPANISH

Students take 60 credits as follows:

Beginners' Spanish
HS1101 (15 credits)
Note: Students wishing to take HS1101 must have obtained a minimum Grade HC3 in the Leaving Certificate Examination, or equivalent, in another modern continental language or Irish, Latin, or Greek .

Non-Beginners' Spanish
HS1030 (5 credits) HS1102 (10 credits)
Note: Students wishing to take HS1102 must have obtained a minimum Grade HB3 in Spanish in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students who have studied Spanish at second level and obtained a grade below HB3 can join the Beginners' Spanish course.

plus three other Arts subjects (15 credits each), as detailed here.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

SECOND ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - SPANISH

50-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

50 credits of Spanish:
HS2010 (10 credits), ¹HS2101 or ¹HS2102 (10 credits per module), HS2063 (5 credits)
plus
25 credits from the following²:
HS2006, HS2009, HS2011, ³HS2022, ³HS2023, ³HS2024, ³HS2025, HS2026, HS2044, HS2046, 4LL2001, 4LL2003, ³PU2020, ³PU2203 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits).
²Students should refer to the Department for registration protocol of elective modules.
³Students may take only one of the language modules HS2022, HS2024, PU2020 and only one of the related studies modules HS2023, HS2025, PU2203.
4Students may take only one of LL2001 and LL2003.

plus one other subject (10 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of Spanish:
HS2010 (10 credits), HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits per module)
plus
²20 credits from: HS2006, HS2009, HS2011, ³HS2022, ³HS2023, ³HS2024, ³HS2025, HS2026, HS2044, HS2046, HS2063, 4LL2001, 4LL2003, ³PU2020, ³PU2203 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or ¹HS2102.
²Students should refer to the Department for registration protocol of elective modules.
³Students may take only one of the language modules HS2022, HS2024, PU2020 and only one of the related studies modules HS2023, HS2025, PU2203.
4Students may take only one of LL2001 and LL2003.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Second Arts Major Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of Spanish:
HS2010 (10 credits), ¹HS2101 or ¹HS2102 (10 credits per module)
plus
²10 credits from: HS2006, HS2009, HS2011, ³HS2022, ³HS2023, ³HS2024, ³HS2025, HS2026, HS2044, HS2046, 4LL2001, 4LL2003, ³PU2020, ³PU2203 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or ¹HS2102.
²Students should refer to the Department for registration protocol of elective modules.
³Students may take only one of the language modules HS2022, HS2024, PU2020 and only one of the related studies modules HS2023, HS2025, PU2203.
4Students may take only one of LL2001 and LL2003.

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Second Arts Joint Subject programme, continued from First Year.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

THIRD ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - SPANISH

Students will spend Third Arts in a Spanish-speaking country, studying courses to the equivalent value of 60 credits. Single-Subject students may take a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 credits in the second subject or a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in the foreign language. Major-Subject and Joint-Subject students may take a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 30 credits in the second subject or in a cognate subject, with the balance of credits to be taken in Spanish. All courses will be assessed by the approved Host University.

FOURTH ARTS (Language and Cultural Studies) - SPANISH

50-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

50 credits of Spanish:
¹HS3001 (10 credits), HS3063 (5 credits)
plus
35 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010, ³HS3022, ³HS3023, ³HS3024, ³HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, 4LL3001, 4LL3002, 4LL3101, 4LL3102, ³PU3020, ³PU3303 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits).
²When Final Year options are full, or in exceptional circumstances, students may take one Second Year option not previously studied, subject to approval by the Department/School.
³Students who have passed HS2022, HS2024, PU2020 in second year may take only one of the language modules HS3022, HS3024 and PU3020, and only one of the related studies modules HS3023, HS3025, PU3303.
4Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, LL3101 and LL3102.

plus one other subject (10 credits) from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

40-credits of Spanish:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus
30 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010, ³HS3022, ³HS3023, ³HS3024, ³HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3063, 4LL3001, 4LL3002, 4LL3101, 4LL3102, ³PU3020, ³PU3303 (5 credits per module).

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001.
²When Final Year options are full, or in exceptional circumstances, students may take one Second Year option not previously studied, subject to approval.
³Students who have passed HS2022, HS2024 and PU2020 in second year may take only one of the language modules HS3022, HS3024 and PU3020 and only one of the related studies modules HS3023, HS3025 and PU3303.
4Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, LL3101 and LL3102.

plus one other subject (20 credits) from the Third Arts Major Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 60 credits as follows:

30 credits of Spanish:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus
20 credits from the following²:
HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010, ³HS3022, ³HS3023, ³HS3024, ³HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, 4LL3001, 4LL3002, 4LL3101, 4LL3102, ³PU3020, ³PU3303 (5 credits per module)

Note:

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001.
²When Final Year options are full, or in exceptional circumstances, students may take one Second Year option not previously studied, subject to approval.
³Students who have passed HS2022, HS2024 and PU2020 in second year may take only one of the language modules HS3022, HS3024 and PU3020 and only one of the related studies modules HS3023, HS3025 and PU3303.
4Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, LL3101 and LL3102

plus one other subject (30 credits) from the Third Arts Joint Subject programme.

Programme Requirements for Arts subjects begin here.

Module descriptions are contained in the Book of Modules, 2012/2013.