Spanish is the official language in 20 countries and widely spoken in four more territories, including the United States.The language is your gateway to a great many countries and cultures in Latin America, Europe, the Caribbean and elsewhere.Studying Spanish and History of Art helps you understand the contemporary world, as well as shedding light on the past.During your time with us, you will gain the skills to talk and write in Spanish on a range of issues relating to Spanish-speaking countries, including their visual and material culture.University is a place to plan your own goals under expert guidance, study independently and in groups, and reflect upon your learning throughout your degree.Our approach to learning and teaching is active, inclusive and question driven, so it may be different to your experiences at school. It will help you gain the skills for life after university, and we will guide you through the steps from one phase to the next.Depending on the size of your year group, and which option courses you take, your classes will typically fall into three categories:lecturestutorialsseminars