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Offer of subjects for academic year 2026-2027

Bachelor's degree in History

Basic36.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Antropologia social i culturalAntropología social y cultural Social and cultural anthropology   (3102G00048)

Study of the goals of Social and Cultural Anthropology based on knowledge from the classical schools –authors and monographs–, the ethnographic method and the discipline’s main work areas (kinship, religion, economy and policy).

 Bbasic 6.00 A 1first semester
B 1first semester
C 1first semester
D 1first semester

Comunicació acadèmicaComunicación académicaAcademic comunication  (3102G00049)

Introduction to the writing techniques and conventions of academic texts and to resources for their presentations and oral defences, especially regarding ICTs.Production of written texts and oral discourses in accordance with the various textual typologies.

 Bbasic 6.00 B 1first semester
C 1first semester
A 1first semester

Fonaments de geografia humanaFundamentos de geografia humanaFundamental aspects on human geography  (3102G00050)

The main objective is to provide the student with knowledge of the conceptual bases of the discipline.Certain basic concepts and a perspective of epistemological development of Human Geography are accordingly introduced.Keys aspects of the contents will be: the evolution of Geography (from Geographical Societies to the current profession of geographer); demographic growth and world urbanisation; the population and migrations; economic activity and spatial organisation; power and territory.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 2second semester
B 2second semester

Món actual IMundo actual I Current world I  (3102G00051)

Introduction to the History of the current world through an analysis of the political, economic and social processes taking place since 1945, that is, during the Cold War, the political order arising after the collapse of communism and the subsequent globalisation.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 1first semester
B 1first semester

Patrimoni culturalPatrimonio culturalCultural Heritage  (3102G00055)

Introduction to the notion of Cultural Heritage from an interdisciplinary and integrationist perspective.Cultural Heritage is presented, within an extensive definition framework of culture, establishing the relationship with memory, identity and the geographical framework behind it.The concept's development is approached to facilitate the identification of its main uses and functions.Students will become familiar with its framework of application in the 21st century, with a humanistic and critical approach, and issues dealt with ranging from conservation to restoration, not to mention management and social function.It will also prepare students, in their professional placements, in providing them with a series of tools and ideas, such as being faced with a living subject involved in the role of current societies; in the renewal of theory debates on Heritage; and in responsibility in its practical application.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 2second semester
B 2second semester

Tècniques quantitatives i qualitatives en Ciències Socials Técnicas cuantitativas y cualitativas en Ciencias Sociales Quantitative and qualitative techniques in Social Sciences  (3102G00062)

Studying and experimenting with several methods and techniques to analyse the social phenomena that occur at a specific time and space.Quantitative techniques are worked to measure and numerically analyse the data extracted from primary (questionnaires, surveys, cartographic analyses) or secondary (statistics) sources.On the other hand, qualitative methods are shown to provide a better understanding of the social, cultural and territorial contexts through interviews, observations and analysis of cases, documentary sources, discussion groups, etc.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 2second semester

Diachronic24.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Historia Antiga I Historia Antigua I Ancient History I   (3102G04062)

Study of the human past during Antiquity: from the Middle East to the western Mediterranean and from the origins of ancient states to the western Roman Empire.Emphasis will be put on the sources and chronologies of their cultures as well as aspects linked to their social and economic structure.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Història Antiga II Historia Antigua II Ancient History II   (3102G04063)

Study of the human past during Antiquity: from the Middle East to the western Mediterranean and from the origins of ancient states to the western Roman Empire.It will put the emphasis on political structures and their relationship with the society as well as certain cultural and religious aspects.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Prehistòria I Prehistoria IPrehistory I  (3102G04064)

Introduction to the environmental and chronological framework of Prehistory, to the social, technical and economic aspects of prehistoric communities and to the basic tools for understanding their development and distribution in time and space.And all that, from the first humans to the end of the Palaeolithic period.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Prehistòria IIPrehistoria II Prehistory II   (3102G04065)

Introduction to the environmental and chronological framework of recent Prehistory, to the social, cultural, technical and economic aspects of the prehistoric communities, from the Epipalaeolitic to the beginning of the iron age.The geographical framework will essentially be the European one, although also the main manifestations of recent Prehistory from the other continents will also be studied.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Basic24.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

IconografiaIconografíaIconography   (3102G00058)

The subject studies the concept of myth and its fundamental types appearing in classical Greek and Roman antiquity, as well as the origin and development of the iconographic programmes of Christianity and all their representation.The subject area proposes analyses, through these two great cultural stages of humanity in the West, of the basic elements making up its artistic production through knowledge of the various pagan and Christian languages and their expression in the arts.At the same time, these contents serve as reference framework for approaching the instrumental learning of iconography as a method of History of Art intended for identifying and interpreting the meaning of images, starting from the study of the subject.The course is based on two main goals: firstly, acquiring theoretical knowledge relating to fundamental issues of classical mythology and Christianity, and secondly, learning the skills of classical mythology and Christianity and being able to comment on then, basic skills that are applied to professional practice in

 Bbasic 6.00 A 1first semester

Filosofia Política I Filosofía Política I Political Philosophy I   (3102G00065)

Comment and analysis of some of the most important texts in the history of western political thought and the philosophical doctrines that inspired them and which they have been able to give rise to in turn.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 1first semester
B 1first semester

Món actual II Mundo actual II Current world II  (3102G00072)

Introduction to the main political, economic and sociocultural debates of the current world, held since 1945, analysed from a historical perspective.Several (national, global and comparative) approaches will be adopted, with the aim of understanding the main problems facing the present going by delving deeply into its historical roots.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 2second semester
B 2second semester

La construcció de la Ciutat: arquitectura i urbanisme La construcción de la ciudad: arquitectura y urbanismo The making of the City: Architecture and urbanism   (3102G00073)

Issues and reflections on architecture and urban planning, especially on nature and the urban-planning transformations and architectural creations in the realm of the city as a setting of western culture through the main examples from antiquity to the present day.The subject puts the emphasis on issues relating to the concepts of city and urban space and teaches students how to distinguish the typologies, developments, languages and changing proposals through information research and the study and application of theoretical and real models.Students will acquire a series of competencies that will be of great use to them in the professional practice of History of Art, given the important presence of contents on history of architecture and its authors and in the theoretical debate and its application within the framework of cities and societies.

 Bbasic 6.00 A 2second semester

Diachronic36.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Història contemporània II Historia contemporánea II Contemporary history II   (3102G04069)

Introduction to the major lines of evolution of global economic and sociocultural life as well as the political characteristics of the period from 1871 to 1945, that is, from the Paris Commune to the end of the Second World War.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Història Medieval II Historia Medieval II Medieval History II   (3102G04070)

Study of the human past in its several aspects (economic, social, political and cultural) during the Low Middle Ages (11th to 15th centuries), with special emphasis on the Mediaeval History of feudal Europe and the Mediterranean in the contexts of expansion and crisis.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Història Moderna II Historia Moderna II Early Modern History II   (3102G04071)

General introduction to the history of this period (1648-1789) and its various aspects: economy, politics, society, religion and culture.Parallel introduction to the historiography of the period through the presentation of basic references and the analysis of issues of periodification, vocabulary and conceptualisation.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Història contemporània I Historia contemporánea I Contemporary history I   (3102G04066)

Introduction to the major developmental lines of global economic and sociocultural life as well as their political characteristics, from 1776 to 1871, that is, from the American and French revolutions to the Paris Commune.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Història Medieval I Historia Medieval I Medieval History I   (3102G04067)

Study of the human past in its various aspects (economic, social, political and cultural) during the High Middle Ages (5th-10th centuries), with special emphasis on the Mediaeval History of Western Europe after the end of the western Roman empire and up to the fall of the Carolingian empire.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Història Moderna I Historia Moderna I Early Modern History I   (3102G04068)

General introduction to the history of this period (1450-1650) and its various aspects: economy, politics, society, religion and culture.Parallel introduction to the historiography of the period through the presentation of basic references and the analysis of issues of periodification, vocabulary and conceptualisation.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Spain and America24.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Al-Andalus i els regnes cristians medievals Al-Andalus y los reinos cristianos medievales Al-Andalus and the medieval Christian kingdoms   (3102G04072)

Study of al-Andalus, from the conquest to the time of the taifa kingdoms, and of the Christian kingdoms of the north of the Iberian Peninsula, from the 8th to the 13th century. The political, religious, social and economic dynamics are analysed, with a particular focus on the written, archaeological and artistic sources of the different political areas.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Conquesta i colonització d'Amèrica Conquista y colonización de América Conquest and colonization of the Americas   (3102G04073)

Analysis of the social, political and economic changes affecting pre-Spanish American societies following the European conquest, with particular emphasis on Hispanic societies, and the subsequent organisation and consolidation of colonial societies.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Espanya contemporània España contemporánea Contemporary Spain   (3102G04076)

Overview of Spain’s historical evolution, from the War of Independence (1808) to the democratic transition (1982). The main events in political, economic, social and cultural history will be addressed in light of the main historiographical debates.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

La monarquia hispànica La monarquía hispánica The Hispanic Monarchy   (3102G04077)

Introduction to the modern history of Spain, from the reign of the Catholic Monarchs to the death of Charles III of Bourbon. Study of its historical evolution, establishing the political-institutional, socio-economic and cultural characteristics of the period.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Methodology 18.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Paleografia i Diplomàtica Paleografía y Diplomática Palaeography and Diplomatics   (3102G04074)

Introductory subject to Palaeography and Diplomacy that combines approaching historical written sources with knowledge of the different methodologies of the two subject matters. In relation to Palaeography, a general study of the culture written from late antiquity to modern age is offered. In relation to Diplomacy, the main document production centres in these periods are studied.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Arxius i fonts documentals Archivos y fuentes documentales Archives and documentary sources   (3102G04075)

General introduction to the main types of documents used in historical research and their interpretation and analysis guidelines, as well as the system of archives and libraries that protect them, store and make them available to the public, with special emphasis on digital access.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Mètodes i tècniques de l'Arqueologia Métodos y técnicas de la Arqueología Methods and techniques of Archaeology   (3102G04078)

The main methods and techniques used by Archaeology to identify, record, date and interpret the material remains of the past will be studied, encompassing both anthropic and natural remains. Special emphasis will be placed on the main fieldwork methodologies.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Optional18 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Cultures artístiques del món Culturas artísticas del mundo Artistic cultures of the world   (3102G00078)

The Bachelor's degree in Art History normally focusses on the study of the western artistic production of our culture in its form. However, in a global world, knowledge of the artistic expressions of other cultures is necessary for students to have greater knowledge and understanding of the realities that surround them. In this sense, this optional subject offers ad-hoc approaches to the cultural and artistic realities of the other continents. Students will obtain a fuller view of the skills and knowledge of other realities with a view to enhancing their future professional development.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Geografia Regional del Món Geografía Regional del Mundo Regional Geography of the world   (3102G00081)

The subject offers a reflection on the current world, from a regional perspective, based fundamentally on the description of the great socio-economic and environmental groups.The course also offers an approach to geopolitics, social relations, different cultures and religions, all aimed at greater understanding of today’s world. In addition, part of the course will consist of an in-depth study of all these aspects for some specific regions to be determined and which will go beyond the European continent.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Estudi monogràfic Estudio monográfico Case study   (3102G00086)

Multidisciplinary approach to a specific theme in art history, visual culture, music and cinema.The aim of this subject area is to provide students with an exhaustive approach to a chosen subject, which may change depending on the specific area of knowledge of the teacher imparting it. A high-quality and rich immersion in an issue or related topics, avoiding the more general nature of mandatory subjects. For example, specific analyses of singular works or case studies by specific artists that require a more depth analysis of pieces previously analysed in a more general way. Students will acquire the ability to break down richer information, to understand how to search for and analyse it critically and to participate in comparative readings, providing them with a very useful analysis capacity for the development of their professional work, such as curatorship or editing. Work particularly focuses on oral and written skills and the capacity to summarise and explain.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Arqueologia romana Arqueología romana Roman archaeology   (3102G04084)

Study of the main material heritage, both immovable and moveable, of ancient Roman society. The main urban and architectural types will be analysed, along with their associated movebale heritage, and their social and economic implications.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Arqueologia i Antropologia de les migracions Arqueología y Antropología de las migraciones Archaeology and Anthropology of Migrations   (3102G04085)

We will study the archaeological and anthropological concepts related to the migrations of human populations and applied to different examples of Prehistory and the ancient history of the Middle East and Europe, and the history of pre-Hispanic America.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Història dels jueus a l'Edat Mitjana Historia de los judíos en la Edad Media History of Jews in the Middle Ages   (3102G04088)

History of the formation of diaspora communities and their development in mediaeval societies in Europe and Islam. The structure of Jewish communities in their political, cultural, economic and social dimensions is analysed, with special reference to gender relations.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Història econòmica contemporània Historia económica contemporánea Contemporary economic history   (3102G04089)

The aim of the subject is to study the transformations experienced by the world economy during the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as the major stages in the formation of an international economy. Emphasis will also be placed on the analytical instruments needed to understand these transformations. The aim is to stimulate reflection and critical analysis of some of the most relevant problems in the economies of the contemporary world, such as increasing inequalities, underdevelopment and the environmental consequences of economic growth.

 OPoptional 6.00 A Aannual

Història política i cultural de Catalunya a l'època moderna Historia política y cultural de Cataluña en la época moderna Political and cultural history of Catalonia in early modern times   (3102G04090)

Political and cultural history of Catalonia in the modern period (16th-18th centuries), focussing on political events, political thought and cultural sociability of the period, taking the most current conceptual and historiographical debates in the subject matter as a reference.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Història política i cultural a l'època contemporània Historia política y cultural en la época contemporánea Political and cultural history in the contemporary era   (3102G04093)

Presentation of the main theoretical and historiographical debates in the political and cultural history of the contemporary period from a comparative perspective, with special attention placed on the issues that have historically influenced human anthropology.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Història social de la Catalunya Medieval Historia social de la Cataluña Medieval Social history of Medieval Catalonia   (3102G04094)

Study and analysis of different relevant problems in the social history of mediaeval Catalonia, with a special focus on Catalan historiography, international historical debates and documentary sources.

 OPoptional 6.00 A Aannual

Paleolític inferior i mitjà de la península Ibèrica Paleolítico inferior y medio de la Península Ibérica Lower and Middle Palaeolithic of the Iberian Peninsula   (3102G04097)

Study of the lower palaeolithic period and the middle palaeolithic period of the Iberian Peninsula, from the first humans that populated it to the extinction of the Neanderthals, influencing social, cultural, technical and economic aspects, and in their chronological and environmental context.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Prehistòria recent de la península Ibèrica Prehistoria reciente de la Península Ibérica Recent Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula   (3102G04099)

Approach to the recent Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula, from the epipalaeolithic period to the first Iron Age, primarily affecting the social, cultural, technical and economic aspects of human communities and their chronological and environmental context. Prehistoric art takes centre stage.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història Agrària de Catalunya Seminario de Historia agraria de Cataluña Seminar on Agrarian History of Catalonia   (3102G04101)

The main objective of this seminar is the combination of historiographic discussion elements, based on the most recent bibliographical sources on agricultural history in modern and contemporary eras, with the primary sources that deal with or allow them to be dealt with in Catalonia.The topics addressed will be selected based on this objective.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història cultural Seminario de Historia cultural Cultural History Seminar   (3102G04102)

Introduction to the major debates that have shaped and continue to shape cultural history as a field of academic study. In seminar format, the main historiographical disputes in relation to the European politics of the 19th and 20th centuries will be examined.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història política i cultural de l'època moderna Seminario de Historia política y cultural de la época moderna Political and cultural history in early modern times   (3102G04106)

Study of specific themes of the political and cultural history of the modern period (16th-18th centuries) through the presentation and analysis of the sources and documents of the period, the reading and discussion of case studies and reference essays, and the debate on terminological or conceptual questions.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Spain and America6.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Història d'Amèrica Contemporània Historia contemporánea de América History of Contemporary America   (3102G04079)

Study of the History of Contemporary America focussing on: changes in social reality (demographic growth, migrations, rural life and urbanisation); the causes of socioeconomic, ethnic, religious and cultural unrest; culture and political praxis, and economic models.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Methodology 12.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Història i estudis de les dones Historia y estudio de las mujeres History and Studies of Women   (3102G04080)

Study of the past of women and men in caring for the various aspects of their lives and work throughout history, with a view to demonstrating how the history of women is a broken storey, but with a very clear genealogy, which must be studied and about which historians must reflect on. It is also clearly said that history is a story of both women and men because they share the same world.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Eines informàtiques per a la recerca en Història Herramientas informáticas para la investigación en Historia Computer tools for research in History   (3102G04083)

Introduction to different typical computer tools in historical research, mainly spreadsheets and relational database management tools. The aim is for students to acquire certain skills in the use of these tools and to apply them to the processing of data from historical documents, taking into account the specific problems posed by them.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 2second semester

Historiography6 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Historiografia Historiografía Historiography   (3102G04081)

Introduction to the main historiographic, current and historical trends that have shaped knowledge in historical sciences.There will be a particular focus on the currents that emerged from the 20th century, coinciding with the professionalisation of history and archaeology.

 OBCompulsory 6.00 A 1first semester

Optional12 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Cultures artístiques del món Culturas artísticas del mundo Artistic cultures of the world   (3102G00078)

The Bachelor's degree in Art History normally focusses on the study of the western artistic production of our culture in its form. However, in a global world, knowledge of the artistic expressions of other cultures is necessary for students to have greater knowledge and understanding of the realities that surround them. In this sense, this optional subject offers ad-hoc approaches to the cultural and artistic realities of the other continents. Students will obtain a fuller view of the skills and knowledge of other realities with a view to enhancing their future professional development.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Geografia Regional del Món Geografía Regional del Mundo Regional Geography of the world   (3102G00081)

The subject offers a reflection on the current world, from a regional perspective, based fundamentally on the description of the great socio-economic and environmental groups.The course also offers an approach to geopolitics, social relations, different cultures and religions, all aimed at greater understanding of today’s world. In addition, part of the course will consist of an in-depth study of all these aspects for some specific regions to be determined and which will go beyond the European continent.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Estudi monogràfic Estudio monográfico Case study   (3102G00086)

Multidisciplinary approach to a specific theme in art history, visual culture, music and cinema.The aim of this subject area is to provide students with an exhaustive approach to a chosen subject, which may change depending on the specific area of knowledge of the teacher imparting it. A high-quality and rich immersion in an issue or related topics, avoiding the more general nature of mandatory subjects. For example, specific analyses of singular works or case studies by specific artists that require a more depth analysis of pieces previously analysed in a more general way. Students will acquire the ability to break down richer information, to understand how to search for and analyse it critically and to participate in comparative readings, providing them with a very useful analysis capacity for the development of their professional work, such as curatorship or editing. Work particularly focuses on oral and written skills and the capacity to summarise and explain.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Arqueologia romana Arqueología romana Roman archaeology   (3102G04084)

Study of the main material heritage, both immovable and moveable, of ancient Roman society. The main urban and architectural types will be analysed, along with their associated movebale heritage, and their social and economic implications.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Arqueologia i Antropologia de les migracions Arqueología y Antropología de las migraciones Archaeology and Anthropology of Migrations   (3102G04085)

We will study the archaeological and anthropological concepts related to the migrations of human populations and applied to different examples of Prehistory and the ancient history of the Middle East and Europe, and the history of pre-Hispanic America.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Història dels jueus a l'Edat Mitjana Historia de los judíos en la Edad Media History of Jews in the Middle Ages   (3102G04088)

History of the formation of diaspora communities and their development in mediaeval societies in Europe and Islam. The structure of Jewish communities in their political, cultural, economic and social dimensions is analysed, with special reference to gender relations.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Història econòmica contemporània Historia económica contemporánea Contemporary economic history   (3102G04089)

The aim of the subject is to study the transformations experienced by the world economy during the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as the major stages in the formation of an international economy. Emphasis will also be placed on the analytical instruments needed to understand these transformations. The aim is to stimulate reflection and critical analysis of some of the most relevant problems in the economies of the contemporary world, such as increasing inequalities, underdevelopment and the environmental consequences of economic growth.

 OPoptional 6.00 A Aannual

Història política i cultural de Catalunya a l'època moderna Historia política y cultural de Cataluña en la época moderna Political and cultural history of Catalonia in early modern times   (3102G04090)

Political and cultural history of Catalonia in the modern period (16th-18th centuries), focussing on political events, political thought and cultural sociability of the period, taking the most current conceptual and historiographical debates in the subject matter as a reference.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Història política i cultural a l'època contemporània Historia política y cultural en la época contemporánea Political and cultural history in the contemporary era   (3102G04093)

Presentation of the main theoretical and historiographical debates in the political and cultural history of the contemporary period from a comparative perspective, with special attention placed on the issues that have historically influenced human anthropology.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Història social de la Catalunya Medieval Historia social de la Cataluña Medieval Social history of Medieval Catalonia   (3102G04094)

Study and analysis of different relevant problems in the social history of mediaeval Catalonia, with a special focus on Catalan historiography, international historical debates and documentary sources.

 OPoptional 6.00 A Aannual

Paleolític inferior i mitjà de la península Ibèrica Paleolítico inferior y medio de la Península Ibérica Lower and Middle Palaeolithic of the Iberian Peninsula   (3102G04097)

Study of the lower palaeolithic period and the middle palaeolithic period of the Iberian Peninsula, from the first humans that populated it to the extinction of the Neanderthals, influencing social, cultural, technical and economic aspects, and in their chronological and environmental context.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Prehistòria recent de la península Ibèrica Prehistoria reciente de la Península Ibérica Recent Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula   (3102G04099)

Approach to the recent Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula, from the epipalaeolithic period to the first Iron Age, primarily affecting the social, cultural, technical and economic aspects of human communities and their chronological and environmental context. Prehistoric art takes centre stage.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història Agrària de Catalunya Seminario de Historia agraria de Cataluña Seminar on Agrarian History of Catalonia   (3102G04101)

The main objective of this seminar is the combination of historiographic discussion elements, based on the most recent bibliographical sources on agricultural history in modern and contemporary eras, with the primary sources that deal with or allow them to be dealt with in Catalonia.The topics addressed will be selected based on this objective.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història cultural Seminario de Historia cultural Cultural History Seminar   (3102G04102)

Introduction to the major debates that have shaped and continue to shape cultural history as a field of academic study. In seminar format, the main historiographical disputes in relation to the European politics of the 19th and 20th centuries will be examined.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història política i cultural de l'època moderna Seminario de Historia política y cultural de la época moderna Political and cultural history in early modern times   (3102G04106)

Study of specific themes of the political and cultural history of the modern period (16th-18th centuries) through the presentation and analysis of the sources and documents of the period, the reading and discussion of case studies and reference essays, and the debate on terminological or conceptual questions.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

External practicals6.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Pràctiques externes Prácticas externas External Internship   (3102G04107)

Carrying out supervised placements in an institution, company, organisation or research group relating to historical research, in the broad sense of the word, or the preservation and conservation of historical heritage or its dissemination or divulging.

 EPExternal Placements 6.00 J 2second semester

Bachelor's thesis12.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Treball de Final de Grau Trabajo de Fin de Grado Final degree project   (3102G04108)

The bachelor's thesis (TFG) is an exercise of specialisation in one of the subjects included in the curriculum that must enhance the student’s ability to design and implement historical projects. There are several different types of bachelor's thesis. Generally speaking, we recommend performing a bibliographic review on a specific subject (state of play), although it may also be accepted to carry out research work, whether or not this is coordinated with external placements.

 TFGbachelor’s thesis 12.00 J Aannual
S Aannual

Optional modules + academic recognition36.00 credits

Name of the subject and description Type Credits Group Duration

Cultures artístiques del món Culturas artísticas del mundo Artistic cultures of the world   (3102G00078)

The Bachelor's degree in Art History normally focusses on the study of the western artistic production of our culture in its form. However, in a global world, knowledge of the artistic expressions of other cultures is necessary for students to have greater knowledge and understanding of the realities that surround them. In this sense, this optional subject offers ad-hoc approaches to the cultural and artistic realities of the other continents. Students will obtain a fuller view of the skills and knowledge of other realities with a view to enhancing their future professional development.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Geografia Regional del Món Geografía Regional del Mundo Regional Geography of the world   (3102G00081)

The subject offers a reflection on the current world, from a regional perspective, based fundamentally on the description of the great socio-economic and environmental groups.The course also offers an approach to geopolitics, social relations, different cultures and religions, all aimed at greater understanding of today’s world. In addition, part of the course will consist of an in-depth study of all these aspects for some specific regions to be determined and which will go beyond the European continent.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Estudi monogràfic Estudio monográfico Case study   (3102G00086)

Multidisciplinary approach to a specific theme in art history, visual culture, music and cinema.The aim of this subject area is to provide students with an exhaustive approach to a chosen subject, which may change depending on the specific area of knowledge of the teacher imparting it. A high-quality and rich immersion in an issue or related topics, avoiding the more general nature of mandatory subjects. For example, specific analyses of singular works or case studies by specific artists that require a more depth analysis of pieces previously analysed in a more general way. Students will acquire the ability to break down richer information, to understand how to search for and analyse it critically and to participate in comparative readings, providing them with a very useful analysis capacity for the development of their professional work, such as curatorship or editing. Work particularly focuses on oral and written skills and the capacity to summarise and explain.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Arqueologia romana Arqueología romana Roman archaeology   (3102G04084)

Study of the main material heritage, both immovable and moveable, of ancient Roman society. The main urban and architectural types will be analysed, along with their associated movebale heritage, and their social and economic implications.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Arqueologia i Antropologia de les migracions Arqueología y Antropología de las migraciones Archaeology and Anthropology of Migrations   (3102G04085)

We will study the archaeological and anthropological concepts related to the migrations of human populations and applied to different examples of Prehistory and the ancient history of the Middle East and Europe, and the history of pre-Hispanic America.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Història dels jueus a l'Edat Mitjana Historia de los judíos en la Edad Media History of Jews in the Middle Ages   (3102G04088)

History of the formation of diaspora communities and their development in mediaeval societies in Europe and Islam. The structure of Jewish communities in their political, cultural, economic and social dimensions is analysed, with special reference to gender relations.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Història econòmica contemporània Historia económica contemporánea Contemporary economic history   (3102G04089)

The aim of the subject is to study the transformations experienced by the world economy during the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as the major stages in the formation of an international economy. Emphasis will also be placed on the analytical instruments needed to understand these transformations. The aim is to stimulate reflection and critical analysis of some of the most relevant problems in the economies of the contemporary world, such as increasing inequalities, underdevelopment and the environmental consequences of economic growth.

 OPoptional 6.00 A Aannual

Història política i cultural de Catalunya a l'època moderna Historia política y cultural de Cataluña en la época moderna Political and cultural history of Catalonia in early modern times   (3102G04090)

Political and cultural history of Catalonia in the modern period (16th-18th centuries), focussing on political events, political thought and cultural sociability of the period, taking the most current conceptual and historiographical debates in the subject matter as a reference.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Història política i cultural a l'època contemporània Historia política y cultural en la época contemporánea Political and cultural history in the contemporary era   (3102G04093)

Presentation of the main theoretical and historiographical debates in the political and cultural history of the contemporary period from a comparative perspective, with special attention placed on the issues that have historically influenced human anthropology.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Història social de la Catalunya Medieval Historia social de la Cataluña Medieval Social history of Medieval Catalonia   (3102G04094)

Study and analysis of different relevant problems in the social history of mediaeval Catalonia, with a special focus on Catalan historiography, international historical debates and documentary sources.

 OPoptional 6.00 A Aannual

Paleolític inferior i mitjà de la península Ibèrica Paleolítico inferior y medio de la Península Ibérica Lower and Middle Palaeolithic of the Iberian Peninsula   (3102G04097)

Study of the lower palaeolithic period and the middle palaeolithic period of the Iberian Peninsula, from the first humans that populated it to the extinction of the Neanderthals, influencing social, cultural, technical and economic aspects, and in their chronological and environmental context.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Prehistòria recent de la península Ibèrica Prehistoria reciente de la Península Ibérica Recent Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula   (3102G04099)

Approach to the recent Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula, from the epipalaeolithic period to the first Iron Age, primarily affecting the social, cultural, technical and economic aspects of human communities and their chronological and environmental context. Prehistoric art takes centre stage.

 OPoptional 6.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història Agrària de Catalunya Seminario de Historia agraria de Cataluña Seminar on Agrarian History of Catalonia   (3102G04101)

The main objective of this seminar is the combination of historiographic discussion elements, based on the most recent bibliographical sources on agricultural history in modern and contemporary eras, with the primary sources that deal with or allow them to be dealt with in Catalonia.The topics addressed will be selected based on this objective.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història cultural Seminario de Historia cultural Cultural History Seminar   (3102G04102)

Introduction to the major debates that have shaped and continue to shape cultural history as a field of academic study. In seminar format, the main historiographical disputes in relation to the European politics of the 19th and 20th centuries will be examined.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Seminari d'Història política i cultural de l'època moderna Seminario de Historia política y cultural de la época moderna Political and cultural history in early modern times   (3102G04106)

Study of specific themes of the political and cultural history of the modern period (16th-18th centuries) through the presentation and analysis of the sources and documents of the period, the reading and discussion of case studies and reference essays, and the debate on terminological or conceptual questions.

 OPoptional 3.00 A 1first semester

Language requirement

* Level B2 - German
* Level B2 - English
* Level B2 - French
* Level B2 - Italian
* Level C1 - German
* Level C1 - English
* Level C1 - French
* Level C1 - Italian
* Level C2 - German
* Level C2 - English
* Level C2 - French
* Level C2 - Italian
* Level C1.1 - English
* Level C1.1 - French
* Level C1.1 - Italian
* Level C1.1 - German
* Requirement of English as a third language
* Requirement of French as a third language
*Requirement of Italian as a third language
* Requirement of German as a third language

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