Languages - Spanish

Presentation

The Spanish Language degree at Unesc trains qualified Spanish language professionals for work in various educational institutions, ensuring a comprehensive education that also prepares them for providing services to companies. In addition to working as a teacher, translator, or editor, graduates in Spanish Language can offer linguistic consultancy and engage in research in the field of language.

The unique aspect of the Spanish Language program at Unesc is its focus on providing a critical perspective on language phenomena in their various manifestations.

Differentials

• Possibility of scholarships from Universidade Gratuita;
• Opportunities in teaching, research, and extension with scholarships from Unesc and other institutions;
• Internship opportunities at the Unesc Language School;
• Broad training, with opportunities to work in schools, language courses, companies, and non-governmental organizations;
• Highly qualified professors, masters, and doctors with experience in basic education;
• Curriculum designed based on the National Common Curricular Base and the latest theories in language teaching;
• Possibility of credit transfer for pursuing a second degree.

What You Will Learn

The Spanish Language program at Unesc will provide students with knowledge of the structure of the Spanish language for communication, considering its status as a lingua franca, as well as the language as a cultural and artistic expression through Spanish literature.

Students will also learn about the existing linguistic varieties in the Spanish language.

Theoretical deepening on language and literatures in Spanish will be addressed through important reflections on teaching. This qualified training will serve as the foundation for future work as a teacher.

In the Spanish Language program, students develop an understanding of language and literature not only as means of communication but as profound human expressions. The program includes:

• Language and Literature Mastery: understanding linguistic diversity, including different notions of grammar and recognition of the linguistic varieties and registers that compose various social genres.
• Expression and Communication: training to analyze, produce texts, and translate in different contexts and forms, promoting effective and contextualized communication.
• Language Research: encouragement of research in the field of language, exploring topics such as textual analysis, literary studies, applied linguistics, and other related fields.

Job Market

The Spanish Language program at Unesc prepares professionals for work in primary and secondary educational institutions, as well as in research, translation, and text editing activities. Additionally, it is possible to perform other functions related to reading and writing, literary criticism, and other activities that require knowledge of literature and the Spanish language. Graduates may also work as teachers in language courses.