The Villanova Graduate Program in Hispanic Studies provides students with a solid critical and theoretical foundation in literary studies, and ample opportunities for interdisciplinary work in specialized areas of the literatures and cultures of Spain and Latin America.
The Department prides itself on its small classes and warm and friendly atmosphere in which regular and informal interaction between faculty and students is encouraged. In and out of class, students enjoy an open and supportive environment.
All graduate professors have post-doctoral training in their field and continue to further their knowledge in their chosen areas of expertise.
For more than a decade, Villanova University has been ranked #1 by U.S. News
& World Report in the Best Universities – Master’s category in the northern
region.
You can receive a Master of Arts, or a graduate certificate depending on your needs and wants.
There are plenty of opportunities for research in Villanova’s state-of-the-art facilities.
Villanova University is an institute rich in history and tradition.
Villanova is located on the historical Main Line, about 15 miles from Center City Philadelphia, easily accessible by car, bus or train.
