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The Master’s Program in Liberal Arts at the University of Navarra allows students to further their university studies through postgraduate specialization in a field of their choice. This flexible program requires students to take a minimum of 75 credits over 3-4 semesters, generally done over 2 academic years.
Students can choose from a series of specializations offered by the Departments of the University or they may design a program based on particular interests or needs. Possible itineraries include, but are not limited to the following areas of study:
European Studies
Medieval Studies
Spanish History
Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language
Spanish Literature
Cultural Management
Art History
Journalism
Public Relations
Economics
Law
Education
Political and Social Studies
During their first year, students will generally enroll in theoretical courses in their field of specialization and will complete 45 credits. The student can request the convalidation of credits for foreign language diplomas (9 credits maximum) or for other postgraduate courses taken at another university.
After passing the required courses of the first year, students will prepare, under the direction of a supervisor, an M.A. thesis which he or she will defend before a committee. This project is assigned 30 credits.
Students studying at the University of Navarra will be able to take advantage of the wealth of resources available, as well as live in a beautiful, and fascinating small Spanish city.
Students can choose from a series of specializations offered by the Departments of the University or they may design a program based on particular interests or needs. Possible itineraries include, but are not limited to the following areas of study:
During their first year, students will generally enroll in theoretical courses in their field of specialization and will complete 45 credits. The student can request the convalidation of credits for foreign language diplomas (9 credits maximum) or for other postgraduate courses taken at another university.
After passing the required courses of the first year, students will prepare, under the direction of a supervisor, an M.A. thesis which he or she will defend before a committee. This project is assigned 30 credits.
Students studying at the University of Navarra will be able to take advantage of the wealth of resources available, as well as live in a beautiful, and fascinating small Spanish city.