10 Language Bachelor's Degree Programs in Spain

Our International Business Management and Spanish program is a comprehensive 4-year undergraduate Degree. This multidisciplinary degree prepares students for success in the global business arena, blending theoretical knowledge with real-world application, and fostering essential skills in management, finance, law, and digital technologies. The International Business Management modules of this program are taught 100% in English.

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 objective of this degree is to acquire the linguistic and sociocultural knowledge necessary for the expression and comprehension of foreign languages such as English, German, French and Portuguese, enhancing descriptive and analytical skills that allow deepening the synchronous and diachronic study. of these languages and their literary productions. This degree offers training in three foreign languages (you will choose between English, French, German and Portuguese). In the optional subjects of the fourth year, the training can be oriented towards the linguistic or literary-cultural field.

The Universidad Europea del Atlántico includes the Bachelor's degree in Applied Languages in its offer of studies in order to respond to the training needs and interests of those students who wish to acquire the professional profile of a linguistic expert. That is to say, those who want to articulate their university education around the productive and receptive command of several languages and their direct application in diverse work environments.

The degree in Applied Galician and Spanish Philology offers specialized training in the field of Galician and Spanish languages and literature so that people who are studying these studies can apply their knowledge and values to the progress of society through the use of digital tools and a complementary command of modern languages (such as English, French, German or Portuguese). He uses the term Philology understood as the collaboration between various disciplines and subdisciplines always focused on the word and its texts, and the adjective Applied, since it uses the knowledge of basic science for its practical application.

The Universidad Europea del Atlántico includes a Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting in its offer of studies in order to respond to the training needs and interests of those students who wish to dedicate themselves professionally to Translation and Interpreting.

The basic objective of this degree is to train translation and interpreting professionals capable of identifying and applying quality cultural and linguistic mediation tools and strategies, as well as preparing them for future specialization. Students will choose between three options: English-Spanish, French-Spanish and English-Galician. Whichever option is chosen, a second language (English, French, German or Portuguese) will be studied further.

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.

We train specialists who can develop teaching and research work in the Hispanic field and in international contexts, also trained to integrate into an expanding labor market such as the so-called language industries, focused on Spanish as an economic asset.

We train professionals who have a high capacity for expression and understanding of the English language, and a sufficient knowledge of French as a second language, promoting the acquisition of linguistic, literary and cultural knowledge of English-speaking countries and new technologies related to these studies.