MASTER OF ARTS
(New York University in Madrid)
A Master of Arts degree in Spanish and Latin American
languages and literatures is offered in Madrid.
Graduate students wishing to pursue their M.A. degree in Madrid during the academic year may complete
their course work in two semesters in one of two areas of concentration:
Spanish and Latin American literatures and cultures or Spanish language and
translation.
Students
who complete the M.A. degree in Madrid are not
automatically accepted into the Ph.D. program in New York. A student wishing to enter the
doctoral program in New York
must go through the normal application process.
Inquiries
should be addressed to Director of Study Abroad for NYU in Madrid, Department
of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Literatures, New York University, 19 University
Place, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10003-4556.
Concentration in Spanish and Latin American Literatures and
Cultures (available only through the NYU in Madrid M.A. program)
Students in the M.A. program with a concentration in Spanish
and Latin American literatures and cultures are expected to acquire a solid
critical background and a broad knowledge of all periods of literatures from
the Spanish-speaking world. Formal requirements for the degree are the
satisfactory completion of graduate courses totaling at least 32 points.
Students are required to take A Cultural History of Spain and Latin America
(G95.9991) and successfully complete an M.A. project.
Concentration in Spanish Language and Translation (available
only through the NYU in Madrid M.A. program)
The M.A. program with a concentration in Spanish language
and translation emphasizes language and translation skills within the context
of the Spanish-speaking world. The program is designed for people whose
professions would benefit from advanced training or those who wish to enhance
their general knowledge of the Spanish language and translation. It is not
meant for students wishing to continue on to the Ph.D. degree in literature. A
student must satisfactorily complete graduate studies totaling 32 points,
including A Cultural History of Spain and Latin America (G95.9991), and the
successful completion of an M.A. project.
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