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  FoCUS: Spring Sample Courses
 
 

The following sample courses are typically available in the FoCUS Spring program for enrollment. Class timetables are compatible with language courses. Class offerings may change at the University's discretion.

Level I: Beginner's A1-A2

ºSpanish Language Focus (Beginner’s: A1-A2)
Required:
  Language: Spanish 101 or 102: 3 weeks
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Spanish Literature and Cultural Expressions: Andalusia as a Starting Point (English)
  Introduction to the History and Culture of Spain (English)
  Conversation and Composition in Spanish (English)
Additional:
CLIC Language Learning Series 1x month

Level II: Intermediate B1-B2

ºSpanish Language Focus (Intermediate: B1-B2)
Required:

  Language: Spanish 201-202: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Spanish Semantics
  The Past and Present of the Spanish Language
  Corrective Phonetics and Conversation
Additional:
 CLIC Language Learning Series 1x month

ºIberian Penscapes: Spanish & Spanish American Literature

Required:
  Language: Spanish 201-202: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Spanish American Novel
  Introduction to Spanish Literature: from the Baroque Age to the Enlightenment
  Literary Myths
  Introduction to Spanish Literature: 19th to the 20th Century
Additional:
CLIC Literature Series 1x month

ºIberian Roots: Spanish Identity through Culture, Art and History
Required:
  Language: Spanish 201-202: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  The Art of Flamenco as a Communicative Process
  Intro. to Classical and Western Music
  Cultural Anthropology of Andalusia
  Spanish Gastronomy
  Flamenco: Cultural Expression of Andalusia
  Cultural Anthropology of the Mediterranean
  Spanish Art in the 20th Century
Additional:
CLIC Culture and Art Series 1x month

 

ºSpain and its Surroundings Today
Required:
  Language: Spanish 201-202: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Intro. to the History of Contemporary Spain
  Economy and Society in Contemporary Spain
  The Historic Memory of America
  Key Territories of Spain Today
  Europe and the Atlantic World
  Regional Politics, Economic Resources and
  Commercial Relations in the European Union
Additional:
CLIC Museum  & Festival Rotation Series 1x month

 

ºLiberal Arts Focus: Interdisciplinary Program
Required:
Language: Spanish 201-202: 3 weeks intensive
Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
Any of the above courses, including those delivered in English, can be combined to form a general liberal arts program in accordance with the student’s home institution’s requirements and his or her preferences..
Additional:
CLIC Focus Series (student’s choice) 1x month

Level III: Advanced C1-C2

ºSpain and  ‘’New’’ World Politics
Required:
  Language: Spanish 301-302: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Contemporary History of Iberamerica
  Cultural Anthropology of Latin America
  Interamerican Relations
Additional:
CLIC Spain / Latin America Link Series 1x month
    
ºLooking Inward, Looking Outward: Spanish Nationality and International Relations
Required:
  Language: Spanish 301-302: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Spain and International Relations Today
  Economy and Society in Contemporary Spain
  Political Transition and Democracy in Spain
  The Western Adventure in Greek Geographic Thought
  Business Spanish
Additional:
CLIC International Politics Series 1x month

ºIberian Penscapes & Tongues: Literature and Language

Required:
  Language: Spanish 301-302: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  Contemporary Spanish American Poetry
  Arabic Influence on Spanish Literature
  Spanish Golden-Age Theatre
  Spanish Phonetics and Phonology
  Literature and City: the Case of Seville
Additional:
CLIC Literature Series 1x month
    
ºArt and Social Landscapes as a Cultural Mirror

Required:
Language: Spanish 301-302: 3 weeks intensive
Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
  European Art in the 20th Century
  History of European Cinema
  The Image of Spain in Cinema
  The Art of Flamenco as a Communicative Process
Additional:
CLIC IH Art and Artists 1x month
*Advanced students may opt out of language courses in some circumstances.

ºLiberal Arts Focus: Interdisciplinary Program

Required:
  Language: Spanish 301-302: 3 weeks intensive
  Spanish Grammar / Conversation  (9 ch)
Electives: minimum 2 courses and maximum 4:
Any of the above courses can be combined to form a general liberal arts program in accordance with the   student’s home institution’s requirements and his or her preferences.
Additional:
CLIC Focus Series (student’s choice) 1x month


*Advanced students are very much encouraged to venture out of the normal university classes for foreigners and take classes from the regular university offerings in these departments. To do so, students should have a very solid advanced level as well as be somewhat independent, as Spanish classes are very different from what they might be used to at home. They should be prepared for perhaps more difficult courses that are lecture-style and require students to study independently materials outside of class. We encourage students to take as many of these classes as they are comfortable with up until the 4 class limit.

Additionally, students with a solid advanced level may opt out of the language course component to take only content areas courses is his or her home institution is in agreement. This option would have them take only the three week Orientation course in terms of language classes. However, students would still be able to take advantage of CLIC’s weekly language tutorials as they need.  

 

 

 

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