8 Literature Degree Programs in Spain

Train yourself with the only official online master's degree specializing in Spanish literature written on both sides of the Atlantic. By studying this Master's degree, you will train with the best international writers and learn about the main Spanish and Latin American literary movements.

The Doctoral Program in Literature and Cultural Studies is characterized by an emphasis on literary studies from different methodological and linguistic perspectives, with an openness towards cultural analysis. Among the previous programs that are part of this new proposal are the Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature, originally linked to a Mundus Master, and the Study and Annotation of Spanish Literary Texts. Likewise, other programs are incorporated that are registered in the fields of Latin, Greek, Italian, French, Galician, Portuguese and German philology.

The master's degree offers complete training that ranges from literary and cultural studies to tools for publishing literary texts or the field of cultural industries. Tradition, modernity and diversity coexist making literature and culture a door between the university and the world.

The master's degree in Research in Language and Literature Teaching is one of only a small number of educational programs that address this subject as a discipline in its own right. It is designed to train professional researchers capable of analysing processes related to the teaching and learning of languages and literature, with the capacity to formulate proposals to meet contemporary challenges in linguistic and literary education.

The Master’s Degree in Spanish Language and Literature: Research and Professional Applications delivers training in the theory, methodology and practical tools you will need to work in the field of Spanish language and literature as a professional or researcher, with a particular focus on teaching Spanish as a foreign language.

Galicia demands in the current situation a specific program in English Studies that has the active participation of teachers from the three Galician universities in a common project for the training of doctors in the main lines of research within this field of knowledge: culture and English and North American literary texts, other English-language literatures, English linguistics in its synchronic and diachronic aspects, and linguistics applied to the teaching of English and to translation.

Spanish, the fourth most spoken language globally with over 580 million speakers, is crucial in the U.S. and worldwide, reflecting the economic and cultural significance of Spanish-speaking regions. Learning Spanish, especially for business, offers a competitive edge. Literature and linguistics connect us to a society's heritage, with Spain's rich literary tradition spanning from the Golden Age to post-Civil War works, highlighting its global impact.

We train specialists who can develop teaching and research work in the Hispanic field and in international contexts, also trained to integrate into an expanding labor market such as the so-called language industries, focused on Spanish as an economic asset.