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Department of Spanish & Portuguese : UC, Berkeley

Ph.D. Degrees in Romance Philology (1931-present)

^The following table lists chronologically Ph.D. Degrees in Romance Philology conferred from 1931 to date (** after title indicates that a copy is on file in the Departmental Library, 5125

Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish and Portuguese (1915 - 1950)

^The following table lists chronologically Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish & Portuguese conferred from 1952 to 1980 (** after title indicates that a copy is on file in the Departmental Library,

Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish and Portuguese (1952 - 1980)

^The following table lists chronologically Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish & Portuguese conferred from 1952 to 1980 (** after title indicates that a copy is on file in the Departmental

Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish and Portuguese (1982 - 1999)

^The following table lists chronologically Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish & Portuguese conferred from 1982 to 1999 (** after title indicates that a copy is on file in the Departmental Library,

Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish and Portuguese (2000 - present)

^The following table lists chronologically Ph.D. Degrees in Spanish & Portuguese conferred from 2000 to date (** after title indicates that a copy is on file in the Departmental

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