DOBLE GRADO EN GEOGRAFÍA Y GESTIÓN DEL TERRITORIO E HISTORIADOUBLE DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORY ADMINSITRATION AND HISTORY

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Facultad de Geografía e Historia

C/ Doña María de Padilla, S/N, 41004 - Sevilla.

T. 954 551 340

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Para acceder a un título de Grado es necesario reunir los requisitos de acceso a la Universidad, que se acreditan con el Título de Bachiller y la superación de la Prueba de Evaluación de Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad (PEvAU); con un título de Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior; con el título de Bachiller Europeo o Bachillerato Internacional; con estudios de sistemas educativos europeos o de países con los que se han suscrito acuerdos, que otorguen los requisitos de acceso en sus sistemas educativos para acceder a la Universidad; con estudios extranjeros homologados al Título de Bachiller español; o con la superación de las Pruebas o Procedimientos de Acceso para mayores de 25, 40 ó 45 años.

Quienes reúnan los requisitos de acceso y quieran mejorar su nota de admisión (que no sea para mejorar la calificación de una titulación universitaria, de las pruebas de mayores de 25, 40 ó 45 años, o del título de bachiller homologado) se podrán examinar con carácter opcional de hasta un máximo de 4 materias en las Pruebas de Admisión. Se aconseja la consulta de los parámetros de ponderación de cada materia para cada Título de Grado y los requisitos y plazos para participar en las diferentes Fases del procedimiento de preinscripción para ser admitidos en los diferentes títulos de Grado: Fase Extranjeros (Marzo), Fase Ordinaria (Junio) y Fase Extraordinaria (Septiembre). Puedes ampliar la información en la página web del Distrito Único Andaluz:http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/economiayconocimiento/sguit/?q=grados

La continuación natural de los estudios del Doble Grado es la formación a través de los siguientes títulos: Máster Universitario en Or-denación y Gestión del Desarrollo Territorial y Local; Máster en Estudios Históricos Avanza-dos; Máster Universitario en Profesorado de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y Bachille-rato, Formación Profesional y Enseñanza de Idiomas; Máster Propio en Sistemas de Infor-mación Geográfica: planificación territorial y medioambiente.

CONTINUACIÓN DE ESTUDIOS

Además de la enseñanza en todos los niveles, y de la investigación básica y aplicada, los nuevos campos de inserción laboral de los geógrafos incluye desde la Ordenación del Territorio, el urbanismo o la planificación de los recursos patrimoniales, a las agendas locales 21, pasan-do por las Tecnologías de Información Geográ-fica, o la gestión ambiental, entre otros.

SALIDAS PROFESIONALES

El itinerario conjunto, conducente a la obtención de una Doble Titulación, ofrece una formación más integral a partir de los Grados de origen, posibilitando ofertar al mismo tiempo una formación técnica y humanística, aspecto cada vez más valorado en el nivel de mercado de trabajo y de salidas profesionales.

El objetivo es preparar para la aplicación de los conocimientos teóricos, metodológicos e instrumentales al análisis integrado y a la interpretación de procesos y problemas espaciales, así como a la elaboración de diagnósticos territoriales. Aportar un conocimiento racional y crítico del pasado de la humanidad, con el propósito de que se pueda comprender el presente y hacerlo inteligible a la sociedad. Aprenderás a diagnosticar los procesos de desarrollo de manera integral a partir de análisis temáticos de carácter físico-ambiental, infraestructural, sociocultural, y económico.

DESCRIPCIÓNCurso Asignatura Créditos Tipo

Antropología Cultural 6 Formación BásicaArte Universal 6 Formación BásicaFundamentos de la Ordenación del Territorio 6 ObligatoriaGeografia Fisica 6 Formación BásicaGeografía Humana 6 Formación BásicaGeografía del Mundo 6 Formación BásicaGeografía Rural y Urbana 6 ObligatoriaHistoria del Mundo Clásico 6 ObligatoriaInstrumentos de Análisis Regional 6 Formación BásicaMetodología Arqueológica 6 Formación BásicaPrehistoria I: Las sociedades Cazadoras y Recolectoras 6 ObligatoriaPrehistoria II: Sociedades Tribales y Primeros Estados 6 ObligatoriaTendencias Historiográficas I (Prehistoria, Historia Antigua e Historia Medieval) 6 Obligatoria

Teorías y Claves para la Interpretacion del Territorio 6 ObligatoriaHistoria General Contemporánea 6 Formación BásicaHistoria de la Península Ibérica durante la Antigüedad 6 ObligatoriaHistoria del Próximo Oriente en la Antigüedad 6 ObligatoriaHistoria Universal de la Edad Media I (400-1000) 6 ObligatoriaPaleografía 6 Formación BásicaPrehistoria de la Península Ibérica 6 ObligatoriaClimatología y Biogeografía 6 ObligatoriaEstadística y Bases de Datos 6 ObligatoriaGeografía de Andalucía 6 ObligatoriaHistoria Universal de la Edad Media II (1000-1500) 6 ObligatoriaMétodos de Análisis Territorial 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de Europa Moderna I 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de Europa Moderna II 6 ObligatoriaPlaneamiento Urbano 6 ObligatoriaGeomorfología e Hidrología 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de España en la Edad Media 6 ObligatoriaIntroducción a las TIGs: Cartografía, Fotointerpretación, Informática y SIGs 6 Obligatoria

Ordenación de los Recursos Naturales y del Patrimonio Ambiental 6 ObligatoriaOrdenación del Territorio a Distintas Escalas 6 ObligatoriaSistemas de Información Geográfica: Datos Vectoriales 6 ObligatoriaArqueología Histórica I 6 OptativaHistoria de América en la Edad Moderna 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de España Contemporánea 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de España Moderna 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de la Civilización Medieval y de la Cultura Europea 6 OptativaSistemas de Información Geográfica: Datos Raster 6 ObligatoriaBiogeografía Aplicada 6 OptativaConservación y Gestión del Patrimonio Territorial y del Espacio Protegido 6 Optativa

Roma e Hispania 6 OptativaSociedades y Culturas del Próximo Oriente Antiguo 6 OptativaGeografía de la Población y de las Actividades Económicas 6 ObligatoriaGeografía Regional y Económica de España 6 ObligatoriaRiesgos Naturales y Evaluación del Impacto Ambiental 6 ObligatoriaClimatología Aplicada 6 OptativaGeografía del Turismo 6 OptativaHistoria del Mundo Actual 6 ObligatoriaInfraestructuras, Equipamientos y Movilidad 6 OptativaTécnicas y Metodología en Historia Moderna y Contemporánea 6 Formación BásicaTendencias Historiográficas II (Historia Moderna y Contemporánea) 6 Obligatoria

Actividades Económicas y Desarrollo Territorial 6 OptativaAnálisis y Técnicas Geodemográficas 6 OptativaArqueología Histórica II 6 OptativaCuaternario y Cambio Global 6 OptativaGobierno e Instituciones Políticas en la España Moderna 6 OptativaHistoria de Al-Andalus 6 OptativaHistoria de Estados Unidos 6 OptativaHistoria Económica y Social del Mundo Hispánico en la Edad Moderna 6 Optativa

La Cultura Occidental en la Edad Moderna 6 OptativaTécnicas de Acceso y Difusión de la Información Ambiental 6 OptativaDe la Ciudad Griega al Mundo Romano 6 OptativaProtohistoria de la Península Ibérica 6 OptativaGeografía del Mar 6 OptativaOrdenación y Gestión del Espacio Rural 6 Optativa

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Obligatorios de mención 72

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Curso Asignatura Créditos TipoCambios Tecnológicos e Innovación en el Territorio 6 OptativaCuencas Hidrográficas y Gestión del Agua 6 OptativaGeomorfología Aplicada 6 OptativaInformática y Estadística Avanzada para el Análisisde la Información Territorial 6 Optativa

Patrimonio y Paisaje 6 OptativaArchivística 6 OptativaCampo y Ciudad en la época Medieval 6 OptativaCodicología 6 OptativaHistoria de América Contemporánea 6 ObligatoriaHistoria de España Actual 6 OptativaHistoria de la América Prehispánica 6 OptativaLa Investigación de la Prehistoria 6 OptativaSIGs Aplicados al Análisis Socioeconómico 6 OptativaTIGs, Análisis Espacial y Medioambiente 6 OptativaDesarrollo Local y Sostenible 6 OptativaDesarrollo Regional y Turismo en Andalucía 6 OptativaHistoria de Andalucía Contemporánea 6 OptativaHistoria de la Cultura Contemporánea 6 OptativaPrácticas Externas 6 Prácticas ExternasTrabajo Fin de Grado 12 Trabajo Fin de Grado

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DOBLE GRADO EN GEOGRAFÍA Y GESTIÓN DEL TERRITORIO E HISTORIA

DOUBLE DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION AND HISTORY

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe access requirements to the University in order to obtain a degree are the following: holding a Bachillerato Certificate (Spanish Baccalaureate) and passing the Prueba de Evaluación de Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad (Spanish University Entrance Examination), or holding the Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior Certificate (Spanish Advanced Vocational Training Certificate); or holding the European Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate Certificate; or having completed secondary education in EU countries or countries that have signed the corresponding specific bilateral agreements with Spain; or having foreign studies validated by the Spanish Ministry as equivalent to the Spanish Bachillerato; or having passed the University Entrance Tests or Procedures for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old.

Candidates fulfilling the above requirements wishing to raise their entrance marks (not applicable for candidates wishing to enter to the University by holding a completed University degree, those passing of the University Tests for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old, or holding a validated Baccalaureate Studies) can optionally pass during the University Entrance Examination an assessment test in up to 4 extra subjects. It is advisable to consult the weighting parameters of each subject for each Degree and the requirements and deadlines to participate in the different pre-registration procedure phases: Foreign Students Phase (March), Ordinary Phase (June) and Extraordinary Phase (September).Further information on the website of the Andalusian Single District:http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/economiayconocimiento/sguit/?q=grados

DOBLE GRADO EN GEOGRAFÍA Y GESTIÓN DEL TERRITORIO E HISTORIA

DOUBLE DEGREE IN GEOGRAPHY AND TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION AND HISTORY

http://www.us.eshttp://estudiantes.us.eshttp://cat.us.es/http://guiadeestudiantes.us.es/http://geografiaehistoria.us.es/index.phphttp://www.us.es/esl/estudios/grados/plan_216

Faculty of Geography and HistoryC/ Doña María de Padilla, S/N, 41004 - Sevilla. T. 954 551 340Correo-e.: geografiaehistoria@us.es

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe access requirements to the University in order to obtain a degree are the following: holding a Bachillerato Certificate (Spanish Baccalaureate) and passing the Prueba de Evaluación de Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad (Spanish University Entrance Examination), or holding the Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior Certificate (Spanish Advanced Vocational Training Certificate); or holding the European Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate Certificate; or having completed secondary education in EU countries or countries that have signed the corresponding specific bilateral agreements with Spain; or having foreign studies validated by the Spanish Ministry as equivalent to the Spanish Bachillerato; or having passed the University Entrance Tests or Procedures for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old.

Candidates fulfilling the above requirements wishing to raise their entrance marks (not applicable for candidates wishing to enter to the University by holding a completed University degree, those passing of the University Tests for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old, or holding a validated Baccalaureate Studies) can optionally pass during the University Entrance Examination an assessment test in up to 4 extra subjects. It is advisable to consult the weighting parameters of each subject for each Degree and the requirements and deadlines to participate in the different pre-registration procedure phases: Foreign Students Phase (March), Ordinary Phase (June) and Extraordinary Phase (September).Further information on the website of the Andalusian Single District:http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/economiayconocimiento/sguit/?q=grados

Graduates in this double degree usually take the following master’s degrees: Master’s De-gree in Territorial and Local Planning and De-velopment; Management Master’s Degree in Advanced Historical Studies; Master’s Degree in Teaching in Compulsory Secondary Educa-tion, Vocational Training and Language Tea-ching; Master’s Degree in Geographic Infor-mation Systems: territorial planning and the environment.

In addition to teaching at all levels, and basic and applied research, new career opportunities include territorial planning, urban planning or patrimonial resource planning, the strategic plan called agenda local 21, Geographic Infor-mation Technologies, and environmental ma-nagement.

This double degree offers technical and humanistic training related to both degrees, which is increasingly valued by employers. The objective of this double degree is to prepare students to apply their acquired theoretical, methodological and instrumental knowledge to the integrated analysis and interpretation of spatial processes and problems, as well as to the elaboration of territorial diagnoses. Besides, this double degree provides rational and critical knowledge of humanity’s past to understand the present and make it intelligible to society. The students learn to diagnose development processes in a comprehensive manner based on thematic analyses of a physical-environmental, infrastructural, socio-cultural, and economic nature.

Course Unit Credits TypeCultural Anthropology 6 Basic Training Universal Art 6 Basic Training Bases of Territorial Organization 6 Compulsory Physical Geography 6 Basic Training Human Geography 6 Basic Training World Geography 6 Basic Training Rural and Urban Geography 6 Compulsory History of Classical Civilization 6 Compulsory Instruments for Regional Analysis 6 Basic Training Archaeological Methodology 6 Basic Training Prehistory I: Hunter and Collector Societies 6 Compulsory Prehistory II: Tribal Societies and the First Territories 6 Compulsory Trends in Historiography I: Prehistory, Ancient History and Medieval History 6 Compulsory

Theories and Keys for the Interpretation of Geographical Areas 6 Compulsory General Contemporary History 6 Basic Training Ancient History of the Iberian Peninsula 6 Compulsory Ancient History of the Near East 6 Compulsory Universal History of the Middle Ages I (400-1000) 6 Compulsory Palaeography 6 Basic Training Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula 6 Compulsory Climatology and Biogeography 6 Compulsory Statistics and Data Bases 6 Compulsory Geography of Andalusia 6 Compulsory Universal History of the Middle Ages II (1000-1500) 6 Compulsory Methods for the Analysis of Geographical Areas 6 Compulsory History of Modern Europe I 6 Compulsory History of Modern Europe II 6 Compulsory Urban Planning 6 Compulsory Geomorphology and Hydrology 6 Compulsory Medieval Spanish History 6 Compulsory Introduction to Geographic Information Technologies: Cartography, Photo-interpretation, Computer Science and Geographic Information Systems

6 Compulsory

Management of Natural Resources and our Environmental Heritage 6 Compulsory Territorial Organization on Different Scales 6 Compulsory Geographic Information Systems: Vectorial Data 6 Compulsory Historical Archaeology I 6 Optional American History in the Modern Age 6 Compulsory Contemporary Spanish History 6 Compulsory Modern Spanish History 6 Compulsory History of Medieval Civilization and European Culture 6 Optional Geographic Information Systems: Raster Data 6 Compulsory Applied Biogeography 6 Optional Conservation and Management of our Territorial Heritage and Protected Spaces 6 Optional

Rome and Hispania 6 Optional Ancient Societies and Cultures of the Near East 6 Optional Geography of the Population and Economic Activities 6 Compulsory Regional and Economic Geography of Spain 6 Compulsory Natural Dangers and the Assessment of Impact on the Environment 6 Compulsory Applied Climatology 6 Optional Geography of Tourism 6 Optional History of the World Today 6 Compulsory Infrastructures, Equipment and Mobility 6 Optional Modern and Contemporary History: Methodology and Techniques 6 Basic Training

Trends in Historiography II: Modern and Contemporary History 6 Compulsory

Economic Activities and Regional Development 6 Optional Geodemographic Analysis and Techniques 6 Optional Historical Archaelogy II 6 Optional The Quaternary Age and Global Change 6 Optional Government and Political Institutions in Modern Spain 6 Optional History of Al-Andalus 6 Optional History of the United States 6 Optional

Social and Economic History of Latin America in Modern Times 6 Optional

Western Culture in Modern Times 6 Optional Techniques for Access and Promotion of Environmental Information 6 Optional From the Greek City to the Roman World 6 Optional Proto-history of the Iberian Peninsula 6 Optional Geography of the Sea 6 Optional Organization and Management of Rural Areas 6 Optional

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Core 93

Compulsory 159

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Final Degree Project

GIA 12

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Course Unit Credits TypeTechnological Changes and Innovation in Geographical Areas 6 Optional Hydrographic Basins and Management of Water Resources 6 Optional Applied Geomorphology 6 Optional Computer Science and Advanced Statistics for the Analysis of Territorial Information 6 Optional

Heritage and Ladscape 6 Optional Archives and Records Management 6 Optional Town and Country in the Middle-Ages 6 Optional Codicology 6 Optional Contemporary History of America 6 Compulsory History of Spain Today 6 Optional History of Pre-Hispanic America 6 Optional Research into Prehistory 6 Optional Geographic Information Systems Applied to Socioeconomic Analysis 6 Optional Geographic Information Technologies, the Analysis of Space and the Environment 6 Optional Local Development and Sustainability 6 Optional Regional Development and Tourism in Andalusia 6 Optional Contemporary History of Andalusia 6 Optional History of Contemporary Culture 6 Optional External Practices 6 External Practices Final Year Project/Dissertation 12 Degree Project

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Graduates in this double degree usually take the following master’s degrees: Master’s De-gree in Territorial and Local Planning and De-velopment; Management Master’s Degree in Advanced Historical Studies; Master’s Degree in Teaching in Compulsory Secondary Educa-tion, Vocational Training and Language Tea-ching; Master’s Degree in Geographic Infor-mation Systems: territorial planning and the environment.

In addition to teaching at all levels, and basic and applied research, new career opportunities include territorial planning, urban planning or patrimonial resource planning, the strategic plan called agenda local 21, Geographic Infor-mation Technologies, and environmental ma-nagement.

This double degree offers technical and humanistic training related to both degrees, which is increasingly valued by employers. The objective of this double degree is to prepare students to apply their acquired theoretical, methodological and instrumental knowledge to the integrated analysis and interpretation of spatial processes and problems, as well as to the elaboration of territorial diagnoses. Besides, this double degree provides rational and critical knowledge of humanity’s past to understand the present and make it intelligible to society. The students learn to diagnose development processes in a comprehensive manner based on thematic analyses of a physical-environmental, infrastructural, socio-cultural, and economic nature.

Course Unit Credits TypeCultural Anthropology 6 Basic Training Universal Art 6 Basic Training Bases of Territorial Organization 6 Compulsory Physical Geography 6 Basic Training Human Geography 6 Basic Training World Geography 6 Basic Training Rural and Urban Geography 6 Compulsory History of Classical Civilization 6 Compulsory Instruments for Regional Analysis 6 Basic Training Archaeological Methodology 6 Basic Training Prehistory I: Hunter and Collector Societies 6 Compulsory Prehistory II: Tribal Societies and the First Territories 6 Compulsory Trends in Historiography I: Prehistory, Ancient History and Medieval History 6 Compulsory

Theories and Keys for the Interpretation of Geographical Areas 6 Compulsory General Contemporary History 6 Basic Training Ancient History of the Iberian Peninsula 6 Compulsory Ancient History of the Near East 6 Compulsory Universal History of the Middle Ages I (400-1000) 6 Compulsory Palaeography 6 Basic Training Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula 6 Compulsory Climatology and Biogeography 6 Compulsory Statistics and Data Bases 6 Compulsory Geography of Andalusia 6 Compulsory Universal History of the Middle Ages II (1000-1500) 6 Compulsory Methods for the Analysis of Geographical Areas 6 Compulsory History of Modern Europe I 6 Compulsory History of Modern Europe II 6 Compulsory Urban Planning 6 Compulsory Geomorphology and Hydrology 6 Compulsory Medieval Spanish History 6 Compulsory Introduction to Geographic Information Technologies: Cartography, Photo-interpretation, Computer Science and Geographic Information Systems

6 Compulsory

Management of Natural Resources and our Environmental Heritage 6 Compulsory Territorial Organization on Different Scales 6 Compulsory Geographic Information Systems: Vectorial Data 6 Compulsory Historical Archaeology I 6 Optional American History in the Modern Age 6 Compulsory Contemporary Spanish History 6 Compulsory Modern Spanish History 6 Compulsory History of Medieval Civilization and European Culture 6 Optional Geographic Information Systems: Raster Data 6 Compulsory Applied Biogeography 6 Optional Conservation and Management of our Territorial Heritage and Protected Spaces 6 Optional

Rome and Hispania 6 Optional Ancient Societies and Cultures of the Near East 6 Optional Geography of the Population and Economic Activities 6 Compulsory Regional and Economic Geography of Spain 6 Compulsory Natural Dangers and the Assessment of Impact on the Environment 6 Compulsory Applied Climatology 6 Optional Geography of Tourism 6 Optional History of the World Today 6 Compulsory Infrastructures, Equipment and Mobility 6 Optional Modern and Contemporary History: Methodology and Techniques 6 Basic Training

Trends in Historiography II: Modern and Contemporary History 6 Compulsory

Economic Activities and Regional Development 6 Optional Geodemographic Analysis and Techniques 6 Optional Historical Archaelogy II 6 Optional The Quaternary Age and Global Change 6 Optional Government and Political Institutions in Modern Spain 6 Optional History of Al-Andalus 6 Optional History of the United States 6 Optional

Social and Economic History of Latin America in Modern Times 6 Optional

Western Culture in Modern Times 6 Optional Techniques for Access and Promotion of Environmental Information 6 Optional From the Greek City to the Roman World 6 Optional Proto-history of the Iberian Peninsula 6 Optional Geography of the Sea 6 Optional Organization and Management of Rural Areas 6 Optional

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General Structure Credits

Core 93

Compulsory 159

Optional 72

Final Degree Project

GIA 12

GCA 12

Course Unit Credits TypeTechnological Changes and Innovation in Geographical Areas 6 Optional Hydrographic Basins and Management of Water Resources 6 Optional Applied Geomorphology 6 Optional Computer Science and Advanced Statistics for the Analysis of Territorial Information 6 Optional

Heritage and Ladscape 6 Optional Archives and Records Management 6 Optional Town and Country in the Middle-Ages 6 Optional Codicology 6 Optional Contemporary History of America 6 Compulsory History of Spain Today 6 Optional History of Pre-Hispanic America 6 Optional Research into Prehistory 6 Optional Geographic Information Systems Applied to Socioeconomic Analysis 6 Optional Geographic Information Technologies, the Analysis of Space and the Environment 6 Optional Local Development and Sustainability 6 Optional Regional Development and Tourism in Andalusia 6 Optional Contemporary History of Andalusia 6 Optional History of Contemporary Culture 6 Optional External Practices 6 External Practices Final Year Project/Dissertation 12 Degree Project

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