Luis Manuel D铆az de la Guardia L贸pez
Profesor Titular de Universidad
Facultad de Filosof铆a y Letras
Campus Universitario de Cartuja
18071
Granada
958243648
Subdirector de Departamento
Facultad de Filosof铆a y Letras
Campus Universitario de Cartuja
18071
Granada
958243648
Timetable for personal attention
First semester
| Day | Timetable | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00 - 11:00 | Despacho Previa Cita |
| Tuesday | 8:30 - 10:30 | Despacho Previa Cita |
| Tuesday | 12:30 - 14:30 | Despacho Previa Cita |
Second semester
| Day | Timetable | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | 8:30 - 14:30 | Despacho Previa Cita |
Teaching
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Master's Degree in Teacher Training for Compulsory and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Education and Training (Vet) and Language Teaching
- Free Elective Module - Written Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Free Elective Module - Sources and Methods for History
- Free Elective Module - the Medieval City: Administration and Taxation System
- Specific Module - Written Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Specific Module - Sources and Methods for History
- Specific Module - the Medieval City: Administration and Taxation System
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Master's Degree in Teacher Training for Compulsory and Upper Secondary Education, Vocational Education and Training (Vet) and Language Teaching
- Specific Module - the Medieval City: Administration and Taxation System
- Specific Module - Written Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Specific Module - Sources and Methods for History
- Free Elective Module - the Medieval City: Administration and Taxation System
- Free Elective Module - Written Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Free Elective Module - Sources and Methods for History
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Master's Degree in History: from Europe to America. Societies, Powers, Cultures (Eurame)
- Culture, Religion and Mentality - Written Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Powers, Collaboration and Resistance - the Medieval City: Administration and Taxation System
- Methods and Techniques Applied to History - Sources and Methods for History
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Master's Degree in History: from Europe to America. Societies, Powers, Cultures (Eurame)
- Culture, Religion and Mentality - Written Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
- Powers, Collaboration and Resistance - the Medieval City: Administration and Taxation System
- Methods and Techniques Applied to History - Sources and Methods for History
