Spanish with Dr Liesbeth François
Spanish and topics frequently studied as part of a Spanish A Level.
This lecture will focus on Spanish and topics frequently studied as part of a Spanish A Level. It will be delivered by one of Murray Edwards College’s Fellows in Modern & Medieval Languages, Dr Liesbeth François. Dr François teaches and supervises on papers with a Latin American component at undergraduate level, and in the MPhil programmes in Latin American Studies and in Literature, Culture and Thought.
Hosted by Murray Edward College, the Murray Edwards Sixth Form Lecture Series will dive into English Literature, French, Spanish, Classics and many more literature and language-based subjects by exploring many commonly studied A Level texts and topics in new and interesting ways.
This is a fantastic opportunity for students to engage with Fellows from the University of Cambridge; gain an insight into Cambridge University’s teaching approach; improve their critical thinking and analytical skills; and prepare to make applications to selective universities with the support of the Murray Edwards College Director of Admissions.
Join us at Murray Edwards College (Murray Edwards College, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge CB3 0DF) from 17:30 for refreshments and informal conversations with current students. The lectures themselves will begin at 18:00 and be an hour in duration.
You do not need to fill out a form to attend the lectures: it is free and open to anyone. However, if you would like to be kept up to date regarding the sessions and receive any post-lecture resources, please complete this form.
If you require parking, please email outreach@murrayedwards.cam.ac.uk