Minor in Catalan Sign Language

This Minor provides an introduction to Catalan Sign Language, an understanding of its main features, and basic communicative proficiency in this language. The initial subjects can be taken successfully by students with no previous knowledge of the language, while the more advanced subjects allow students to go into greater depth in its description and use.

Students at UPF centres, students on the UPF Open Bachelor’s Degree programme and UPF graduates enrolled in the UPF Alumni programme.

  • In order to obtain the qualification, students are required to take a minimum of 18 ECTS credits and a maximum of 30 ECTS credits.
  • Students cannot include subjects that form part of their curriculum in the Minor.
  • Out of the total of credits that make up the Minor, students are only allowed to have taken a maximum of 10 credits as part of the academic record of their official degree at UPF, either as cross-disciplinary free-elective training or as RAC credits, depending on the activity.
  • The timetables of the subjects and the rooms where the classes are taught will be scheduled by the studies in charge of the corresponding training activity. The subjects are taught in the language indicated in the course plan or in the programme of the proposed activity.

 

To obtain the Minor it is necessary to take all the subjects listed below as compulsory subjects.

 Activities 

 Credits (number   and   type of   recognition in   the   academic record)

 Term 

 Observations

Curso de estrategias de aprendizaje de lenguas extranjeras

3, without recognition in the academic record degree

1

 Compulsory in order to obtain the minor

25277- Language (CSL): competence and use 1

4 credits FTLE

1&2

Compulsory in order to obtain the minor

Undergraduate students may not register this subject if they have it on their syllabus, with the code offered in the minor or any of the following codes: 25281, 22513, 24566, 22514 (Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting), 25341, 22542, 24569 (Bachelor's degree in Applied Languages), 23860, 23823, 23827 (Open Bachelor's Degree programme), 24446 (Double bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting and Applied Languages).

25293- Language (CSL): description and analysis 1

6 credits FTLE

3

Compulsory in order to obtain the minor

Undergraduate students may not register this subject if they have it on their syllabus, with the code offered in the minor or any of the following codes:  25297, 22521, 22522, 24567 (Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting), 25345, 24570, 22550 (Bachelor's degree in Applied Languages), 23807, 23831, 23835 (Open Bachelor's Degree programme), 24450 (Double bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting and Applied Languages).

25289-Translation of a first language (CSL) 1

5 credits FTLE

2

Compulsory in order to obtain the minor

Undergraduate students may not register this subject if they have it on their syllabus, with the code offered in the minor or any of the following codes: 20198 (Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting), 23815 (Open Bachelor's Degree programme).

25305-Language (CSL): competence and use 2

4 credits FTLE

1&2

 

Undergraduate students may not register this subject if they have it on their syllabus, with the code offered in the minor or any of the following codes: 20181, 24568, 20192 (Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting), 20211, 24571 (Bachelor's degree in Applied Languages), 24458 (Double bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting and Applied Languages).

25313- Language (CSL): description and analysis 2

6 credits FTLE

1&2

Not offered course 21-22.

Undergraduate students may not register this subject if they have it on their syllabus, with the code offered in the minor or any of the following codes: 20181, 24568, 20192 (Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting), 20211, 24571 (Bachelor's degree in Applied Languages), 24458 (Double bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting and Applied Languages).

25321-Translation of a first language (CSL) 2

5 credits FTLE

1

Undergraduate students may not register this subject if they have it on their syllabus, with the code offered in the minor or any of the following codes: 20202 (Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting), 23819 (Open Bachelor's Degree programme).

 

To consult the programmes of those training activities that are official degree subjects, enter the code or the name of the subject here. 

In order to obtain the qualification, students are required to take a minimum of 18 ECTS credits and a maximum of 30 ECTS credits.

Out of the total of credits that make up the Minor, students are only allowed to have taken a maximum of 10 credits as part of the academic record of their official degree at UPF, either as cross-disciplinary free-elective training or as RAC credits, depending on the activity.

2019-2020 academic year. The subjects offered will be updated yearly.

Faculty of Translation and Language Sciences, under the supervision of the coordinator of the special academic activities and the Academic Management Service (SGA).

 

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