More information:www.unav.edu/en/web/core-curriculum

corecurriculum@unav.es

If you are curious, thoughtful and committed to learning in

broader ways, enroll in the Inter-College ItinerarYThis option is available to students from the Colleges of Law (Law, Law+Anglo-American Law Program, Law+Global Law Program, Law+Economic Law, International Relations+Law, International Relations, International Relations+History), Communication (Journalism, Audiovisual communication, Marketing), Humanities and Social Sciences (History, Spanish Philology, Philology+Journalism, History+Journalism, Humanities, Literature and creative writing, PPE: Philosophy, Politics and Economics), and Architecture (Architecture, Architecture+Global Architecture Program).

To enjoy reading and reflecting on great

books of literature and philosophy

To study in greater depth the important questions of human

existence

Because the seminar format helps you develop the ability to argue intelligently and

explain your ideas clearly

Because it favors a closer relationship between the students and the teacher

Because it requires a more personal commit-ment to your own learning process

W h y c h o o s e t h eInter-College Itinerary?

1 s t c o u r s eA n t h r o p o l o gy

2 n d c o u r s e

E t h i c s

The method in the first semester will be with lectures and, in the second semester, will be based on discussion seminars.

S U B J E C T S *These courses are taught in Spanish

The Itinerary includes sessions of "Rhetoric and Argumentation" o�ered by the Writing Center. Furthermore, the Itinerary o�ers some optional activities such as conferences or seminars of interest.

Cultural Keys3 r d a n d 4 t h c o u r s e

Choose between:Key Human Themes in Literature

Cristian ThinkersProtagonists of the Bible

Great Books: Destiny and Freedom in the Classical World

Literature and Representation in 21st centuryLiterature, violence, and freedom

The Core Curriculum is composed of several courses included in all degrees at the University of Navarra. Through these courses, the University o�ers its students a humanistic education, encoura-ges a spirit of solidarity, and gives them the opportunity to freely form personal convictions.

THE Inter-College Itinerary offersanother way to study the 18 creditsof the subjects of Core Curriculum

REFLECTION ON GREAT THEMES

SEMINARS FOR READING AND DIALOGUEof great texts of philosophy, literature, and history

Students of different degree programs

INTERDISCIPLINARY

SEMINAR SESSIONS Discussion in small groups

It is offered to students of HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, LAW, ARCHITECTURE AND COMMUNICATION