Spanish serves as the official language in 20 countries and is widely spoken in additional territories, including the United States. At the University of Edinburgh, students immerse themselves in a diverse array of global literature, film, poetry, and theatre, exploring the rich cultures of Spain, Latin America, and the Caribbean through historical and linguistic contexts. The flexible program accommodates all levels, from beginners to advanced learners, with intensive language training to develop proficient spoken and written skills, alongside a broad cultural education highly valued by employers. Over four years, including a Year 3 abroad, students learn to discern language varieties and registers, building essential intercultural competencies and culminating in dissertation-level expertise.Edinburgh, as a world-leading festival city, offers an ideal setting for studying this global language. Marking its centenary in 2019, the program features expert-led courses with options to include disciplines like Portuguese, Catalan, or Basque. Unique in Scotland, it guarantees a full academic year abroad for study or work, and hosts the first Cervantes Institute, fostering cultural connections with Spanish-speaking nations.
A local representative of The University of Edinburgh in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.