The English Studies degree program at the University of La Laguna comprises a total of 240 credits distributed across four academic years of 60 ECTS credits each, divided into two semesters. The distribution of subjects is shown in the following table, including required and elective courses, external placements, and the final degree project.
The curriculum is structured on two levels: subjects and modules. Subjects are grouped according to their disciplinary nature, and these in turn constitute two main modules: one focused on Language and Linguistics, and the other on Literature and Culture. Likewise, all subjects comprising the Basic Training are grouped into a single module, as are the External Internships and the Final Degree Project, each of which has its own specific module.
The courses are divided into four 60-credit courses, split into two semesters, encompassing all the theoretical and practical training students must acquire. This distribution reflects the Faculty's organization of the course offerings and is intended as a guide only. Students may take courses at any time and in any order they choose, subject to the limitations of the Academic Progress and Retention Regulations and the requirements for External Internships and the Final Degree Project.All subjects offered are semester-long and worth 6 ECTS credits.
In the third and fourth years, students, in addition to the required credits, must take elective credits, corresponding to five 6-credit electives chosen from those offered, which are listed in the table. These elective courses are offered in the first and second semesters of the third year and in the first semester of the fourth year.