Study Abroad | Salamanca
Spring 2027: Academics

Course Code: 109819

Instruction Language: English

This course provides students with the necessary audiovisual tools to complement their fieldwork as anthropologists. Analysis of the different media, technologies, and platforms: Anthropology of communication, Visual anthropology, Soundantropology, Antrhopological cinema. 

Course Code: 103863

Instruction Language: English

Students will understand the importance of information as a business resource and its role in organizational management and competitive advantage development.

Course Code: 103962

Instruction Language: English

This course provides students with essential knowledge about negotiation in various contexts. It also addresses potential conflicts in the negotiation process, both nationally and internationally. 

Course Code: 140518

Instruction Language: English

This course equips students with essential information about the origins and development of national media systems and the international communication system. It also helps them understand the economic logic of cultural markets. 

Course Code: 109029

Instruction Language: English

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Criminal Policy, including the fundamentals of the prison system and the main political-criminal conflicts in modern Western societies.

Course Code: 104791

Instruction Language: English

This course introduces students to the role of integration in the European Union and its influence on general economic policy and the structure of specific economic sectors.

Course Code: 109805

Instruction Language: English

This course helps students understand the current state of the global economy and the Spanish economy within the context of its membership in the European Union. 

Course Code: 109016

Instruction Language: English

Subject aimed at familiarizing the student with the institutional framework and legal system of the European Union, understood as a subsystem of international law but also characterized by its autonomy. 

Course Code: 140517

Instruction Language: English

This course provides students with information about human rights from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It also offers insights into the scenarios, factors, and policies that pose risks to their enjoyment. 

Course Code: 102534

Instruction Language: English

Literature has never separated itself from humor—even when it wants to be taken most seriously. Through discussion and writing, you will examine the techniques through which humor and satire criticize human nature, analyze society, and express differing worldviews. This module also focuses on the wider cultural, spatial, historical, philosophical, and ecological implications of the utopian and the dystopian in a range of literary and cultural texts. Across the semester, we will consider a range of dystopian narratives that address different cultural anxieties associated with modernity. We will also ask how satirical humor and irony continue to pose fundamental challenges for interpretation—problems that arise when we take humor seriously—and how we might distinguish satire from postmodern parody and pastiche. 

Course Code: 102546

Instruction Language: English

This course emphasizes the importance of narrative theory, helping students improve their skills in literary and cultural analysis and enabling them to engage in theoretical debates. 

Course Code: 103861

Instruction Language: English

This course teaches students the role of marketing in international business management, including its scope, content, and application in business decision-making. Prerequisites: Students must have knowledge of Marketing fundamentals, Consumer behavior, Market Research, Business Administration, and International Trade

Course Code: 109807

Instruction Language: English

This course offers students a general overview of political science, enabling them to adopt a global perspective. It will familiarize students with concepts, methods, frameworks, and findings of the field, as well as main authors, useful databases, online resources and practical examples of real-world policy and practice. It also teaches how political scientists address contemporary issues. 

Course Code: 140519

Instruction Language: English

This course introduces students to the diverse forms of politics on a global scale, familiarizing them with the successes and failures of social movements worldwide, and evaluating the potential consequences of current political dynamics. 

Instruction Language: Spanish

This course aims to develop skills in both the written and spoken expression through the analysis and production of different types of written text (reports, letters, notes, curricula…) and oral texts (dialogs, presentations, debates…). Students learn and work on different aspects related to oral and written discourse: textual cohesion and coherence, conversational markers and written expression, strategies, etc. Students must be at the Intermediate (B-1) Spanish level to enroll in this course.

Instruction Language: Spanish

This course aims to develop skills in both the written and spoken expression through the analysis and production of different types of written text (reports, letters, notes, curricula…) and oral texts (dialogs, presentations, debates…). Students learn and work on different aspects related to oral and written discourse: textual cohesion and coherence, conversational markers and written expression, strategies, etc. Students must be at the Intermediate (B-1) Spanish level to enroll in this course.

Instruction Language: Spanish

This course aims to develop skills in both the written and spoken expression through the analysis and production of different types of written text (reports, letters, notes, curricula…) and oral texts (dialogs, presentations, debates…). Students learn and work on different aspects related to oral and written discourse: textual cohesion and coherence, conversational markers and written expression, strategies, etc. Students must be at the Intermediate (B-1) Spanish level to enroll in this course.

Instruction Language: Spanish

The objective of this course is to familiarize students with the different aspects of Spanish culture to contribute to their comprehension of the country and the way of life of its people. Covered will be topics such as: geography, politics and history, as well as customs, behaviors, and values that form the Spanish character. The didactic focus will be communicative so students will do assignments, exercises, papers and activities that immerse them in the Spanish culture in such a way as to facilitate language acquisition. Students must be at the Intermediate (B-1) Spanish level to enroll in this course.

Instruction Language: Spanish

The objective of this course is to familiarize students with the different aspects of Spanish culture to contribute to their comprehension of the country and the way of life of its people. Covered will be topics such as: geography, politics and history, as well as customs, behaviors, and values that form the Spanish character. The didactic focus will be communicative so students will do assignments, exercises, papers and activities that immerse them in the Spanish culture in such a way as to facilitate language acquisition. Students must be at the Intermediate (B-1) Spanish level to enroll in this course.

Instruction Language: Spanish

The objective of this course is to familiarize students with the different aspects of Spanish culture to contribute to their comprehension of the country and the way of life of its people. Covered will be topics such as: geography, politics and history, as well as customs, behaviors, and values that form the Spanish character. The didactic focus will be communicative so students will do assignments, exercises, papers and activities that immerse them in the Spanish culture in such a way as to facilitate language acquisition. Students must be at the Intermediate (B-1) Spanish level to enroll in this course.

Instruction Language: Spanish

Students with no previous Spanish or with only one semester in college usually place at this level. Functional uses of the language as well as grammar, lexicon and cultural themes. Introductions, exchanging information, writing letters, indicative, and past perfect and preterit tenses, expressing likes and dislikes, imperative forms of tú and usted, Spanish customs and cuisine.

Instruction Language: Spanish

Students who have studied Spanish throughout high school and continued with one semester in college, or students who have two to four semesters in college, usually place into this level. It concentrates on overall communicative skills: perfect tenses, preterit vs. imperfect, telling stories, the future and the conditional, the imperative uses of the subjunctive mood, transmission of messages (verb tenses) and giving advice.

Instruction Language: Spanish

Students who are bilingual usually place into this level. It concentrates on refining and further developing communicative skills: ser and estar, the imperative, review of indicative and the subjunctive tenses, expressions of doubt, probability, feelings, opinions, prepositions and adverbs.

Instruction Language: Spanish

Students with at least six semesters of college Spanish, experience living in a Spanish-speaking country or Spanish study on a regular basis since elementary school usually place at this level. Grammar work refines and develops communicative skills: the impersonal se, adjectives, nouns and verbs, indicative and subjunctive tenses, spelling and accents, arguments/debates, expressing degrees of possibilities, cause, consequence and mode of action, formal and informal letters.