University of Seville

University Faculties, Schools and Departments
(Seville, Spain)

The following are the most popular courses among international students at the University of Seville.

School of Philology

• Hispanic Dialectology
• Andalusian Sociolinguistics
• Present tendencies of Hispano-American Poetry
• The Spanish Comedy: Cycle of Lope
• Theory and structure of Literary Sorts
• History and Fiction in Hispano-America
• Monographic Hispano-American Poetry Course
• The Literature of the Civil War
• Literature and Society in Spain
• Literature and Society in Hispano-America
• Hispano-American theater
• History and Fiction in Hispano-American Literature
• Theory of Literary Translation
• Methodology and History of English to Spanish Translation

The Faculty of Philology also includes Degrees in German Philology, Classic, French, English and Italian Arabe.

School of Geography and History

• Anthropology of Development
• Social Anthropology of the Iberian Peninsula
• Ethnicity, Migrations and Nationalisms
• Anthropology of Social Marginalization
• General Geography of Spain
• History of Present Spain
• Modern History of Spain
• History of Modern Spain and its Relations with America
• History of Al-Andalus
• Formation and Development of Capitalism
• Political Ideologies and Social Movements in Contemporary Spain
• Origins and Development of Modern Andalusia
• History of International Relations (Centuries XIX-XX)
• Art of the Renaissance in Italy
• History of Contemporary Art
• History of Hispano-American Art
• History and Technique of Photography
• History of Aesthetic Ideas
• Popular Arts
• History of Contemporary Art in Andalusia
• Art and Market in Contemporary Society
• History of Art Criticism

School of Education

• Theory of Education
• Evolutionary Psychology
• Psychology of Education
• Educative Systems
• History of Education of Spain
• Sociology of Culture and Knowledge
• Organization and Diversity
• Sociology for the Cooperation and International Development
• Psychology of Groups and the Organizations
• Family Education
• Techniques of Modification of Conduct in Special Education
• Infantile Literature
• History of Music and Folklore
• Education for Diversity and Equality