Our BA (Hons) Modern Languages is unlike any other course of this kind in the UK. Our innovative degree hones your communication and intercultural competencies whilst equipping you with a range of skills across areas such as digital, teaching and communication, ensuring you are career-ready from day one.

This exclusive Bachelor's Degree provides comprehensive training in language, literature and culture that allows students to specialize in one of the many profiles of the current multilingual and multicultural environment. The degree focuses on three foreign languages and their cultures. After three academic years of general education, students can choose from a wide range of electives to specialize according to their own interests.

The undergraduate program in Modern Foreign Languages and Civilisations aims to provide students with an in-depth knowledge of two European foreign languages, as well as of the cultural heritage of their related civilizations. The course's overall aim is to develop professional competences in two foreign European languages and a good familiarity with an additional third language, as well as a solid knowledge of the cultural background and literary heritage of the civilisations related to the languages chosen. Besides foreign languages, literatures and cultures, which represent the core area of study, the course gives further insight into Italian Literature, General Linguistics, Sociology, History, Philosophy and other disciplines.

This course concentrates on business, economics, communication and tourism, all in the context of a desire to learn modern languages. Students are prepared for careers in an international, multilingual environment and are encouraged to develop, at the same time, knowledge, creativity and pragmatism.  

BSc in international business administration and foreign languages in Flensburg and Sønderborg combines business economics and business language (in either German or Danish plus English) and qualifies you for internationally oriented jobs in private enterprises as well as in public organizations.

We prepare students to engage with an increasingly globalized world through the intensive study of languages, literature, and cultures. Proficiency in a foreign language is more than just an asset in today’s job market; it is an essential part of comprehending contemporary society. Our students learn how to communicate effectively in another language, while understanding and appreciating the culture in which it is spoken. Through clubs, language tables and faculty mentorship, our graduates are poised to ride the tidal wave of globalization and enter a multitude of career areas.

The aim of the Hungarian BA program is to provide students with a professional level of Hungarian in its language and literature. The program offers language training based on the experience of the Hungarian as a Foreign Language Department of Eötvös Loránd University, and also emphasizes the importance of literary and cultural studies. Eastern and Eastern-Central Europe are in the position to become central actors in cultural and economic connections between Asia and Europe.

The programme curriculum is aimed at the students interested in advanced English studies, anglophone or Scandinavian culture and general business. The obtained academic and professional competence in translation, editing, teaching, research, intercultural and business communication is applicable in a wide range of contexts in the local and international markets.

In this BA (Hons) Modern Languages degree course, you'll study one language in-depth, immersing yourself in the culture, history and identity of the communities that speak it. In an increasingly global world, equip yourself with the ability to connect with millions of people in their native language.

The Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures offers courses in thirteen different languages; majors in French, Spanish, Italian, and two Romance languages; a concentration in Hispanic Linguistics; and minors in Classical Studies, French, Hispanic Linguistics, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese Language and Lusophone Cultures.

History and Modern Languages at Cambridge is a joint degree that gives you the opportunity to combine the study of languages, culture and history. As part of the course, you’ll spend a year abroad perfecting and practicing your language while you study, teach or work. This course gives you an insight into the cultures of other countries. 

Modern Languages, Literature, and Cultures provide expertise in two languages and knowledge of a third — as well as the literature and culture of the relevant communities. The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures is composed of five areas: French, German, Hispanic Studies, Japanese, and linguistics. This program exposes you to the practical study of language within small class sizes to provide an opportunity to acquire many skills that will serve you well in your future endeavors, including superior communicative competence, cultural awareness, and aesthetic literacy.

This course allows you to discover both the theory and practice of language, as you investigate questions concerning how children and adults learn languages, what language can tells us about the mind, or the impact that language has on culture; and in tandem with this, you learn a new language yourself.

The Bachelor´s in Modern Languages has a firm commitment to the internationalisation of our students through exchange programmes with various nations and continents as well as through direct cooperative agreements with prestigious partner universities. Successful graduates of the Bachelor´s in Modern Languages can seize a variety of professional profiles and employment opportunities such as: Language teachers.

Learn the essentials for teaching languages to others, while simultaneously going through the experience of learning a language yourself.