The Third Thesis Workshop CRIC will be held this year. Doctoral students of the programme CRIC who are currently in the process of writing their theses are invited to present their working proposals, either as an overview or focusing on specific sections, and to put forward the methodological or theoretical difficulties and doubts they face.

Pre-registration is now open for the MA programme Construction and Representation of Cultural Identities (CRIC) for the 2015/2016 academic year.
Prospective students are advised to visit the University of Barcelona website for all the necessary information.

Check the pdf for times, rooms and boards for the oral examination of the research projects, February examination. The viva is open to the public.

The course "Literature and memory: from Word to World", coordinated and taught by Cristina Alsina and Joana Masó, aims at analyzing the topic of the representation and the always-difficult relationship between text and reality.

As of  September 16, 2014 Francesco Ardolino is the new coordinator of the Master Construction and Representation of Cultural Identities (CRIC) of the Universitat de Barcelona. Prospective students and students seeking information are encouraged to visit him. Professor Ardolino takes over from Mònica Rius, who remains a member of the coordination council of the MA.

Check the pdf for times, rooms and boards for the oral examination of the research projects, September examination. The viva is open to the public.

Check the pdf for times, rooms and boards for the oral examination of the research projects, June examination. The viva is open to the public.

INFORMATION

La catedràtica de Literatura Alemanya de la Universitat de Barcelona, Marisa Siguan, fundadora i professora del Màster CRIC, elegida membre de la Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung, pronunciarà el seu discurs d’ingrés el divendres, 23 de maig, a la Universitat Europea Viadrina de Frankfurt an der Oder...

This year the workshop will be divided into three sections. In the first one, "From thought to writing", doctoral students will present their working proposals (in approximately 15 minutes) and each presentation will be followed by some time for questions.