The BA Comparative Literatures and Cultures and Spanish at the University of Bristol is designed for intellectually curious students eager to explore global cultural production through a comparative lens, while mastering Spanish. You will delve into the methodologies of textual, cultural, and visual studies, engaging with diverse global literatures and cultures through English translation. This interdisciplinary degree is ideal for those who seek to understand the complex interplay of global narratives, cultural movements, and societal structures, fostering critical thinking and intercultural understanding.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, this programme integrates core Comparative Literatures and Cultures units with a structured Spanish language course and specialized cultural studies. You will spend your third year immersed in a Spanish-speaking country, enhancing your linguistic fluency and cultural insights. In your final year, you will undertake an innovative, supervised independent project, combining an extended essay with a public-facing element. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills, a deep appreciation for global cultures, and robust communication abilities, preparing you for diverse careers in international relations, education, publishing, and beyond.