4770 Language Degree Programs

At Westminster, we train competent linguists in modern languages ready to enter graduate employment. We place particular emphasis on employability and the contemporary cultural context and offer high-quality teaching in all language skills.

It involves the study of a single language and literature chosen from French, English, German, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, Anglo-American and Hispanic-American. It aims to improve knowledge of languages, cultures and literatures in their geographical and cultural dimensions connected to the history of colonization and the processes of globalization.

The Associate of Arts in World Language Degree develops students’ critical thinking, analytical, and communicative skills while providing a basis for understanding cultures and languages, thus preparing graduates for many careers in a multicultural world where communication is vital in our growing global interdependence and technological connectivity.

He presents the Sabana Languages program to the International Center for Foreign Languages and Cultures of the University of La Sabana and invites them to start their training process in foreign languages. You can choose between: English, French, German, Portuguese and Italian!

The Ph.D. graduate in Romance languages is a highly qualified specialist trained to conduct research work in his/her field (the linguistics and philology of one or more Romance languages). He/she is able to interpret these languages in a qualified manner, applying a synchronic or diachronic approach and utilizing modern linguistic methods and research procedures.

The program in Modern Languages and Cultures offers students the chance to develop proficiency in one or more languages while gaining a deep understanding of the cultures associated with those languag...

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 MLitt in Biblical Languages and Literature offers students with existing competence in Biblical languages the opportunity to increase their linguistic and exegetical skills through sustained close and critical engagement with the Biblical texts and themes.

The Master of Science in Languages for International Relations uniquely integrates linguistic expertise with dynamic international knowledge. You will master at least two languages, enhancing your oral and written skills for professional excellence.

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.

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 Associate of Arts (DTA) degree with Specialization in World Languages provides the required preparation for successful transfer into a bachelor's degree program in World Languages at the Junior level. The Associate of Arts (DTA) degree is a Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA) degree. The following course set fulfills the requirement of the Specialization in World Languages for the Associate of Arts (DTA) Degree. This specialization enables students to develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in multiple languages, and to analyze, examine and explore oral and written communication using a variety of topics through authentic materials, in all major time frames.

The Master's Degree Program in Finnish and its Languages is intended for non-native speakers of Finnish and other Finno-Ugric languages who have completed their bachelor's degrees abroad or in Finland.

This Italian-taught degree program provides solid training in two foreign languages chosen among the sixteen languages offered. The linguistic skills vary (from B1 to C1) according to the chosen language and are completed by additional skills depending on the chosen curriculum.

The master's degree in Ancient Cultures and Languages is unique in Europe, due to its specific character and course structure. It provides instruction in the three fundamental ancient languages ' Greek, Latin and Hebrew ' and offers the chance to specialize in the cultures of two geographical areas of the ancient world, the Mediterranean and the Middle East, which were immersed in a process of 'fruitful interaction' for many centuries. The course plots a course from the origins of Mesopotamian civilization to the present day, taking in the languages, scripts and cultural manifestations of the ancient world.

The specialization course in Business Languages ??and Cultures aims to respond to a market need that involves mastering business-oriented languages ??and an intercultural and culture-specific approach to business. With a structure adaptable to the needs of the trainees, the course has the following general objectives:

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.

The Master's Degree Course in Asian and African Languages and Cultures stands out for its structured teaching organization and the wide range of courses in languages and cultures of Asian and African countries. Strongly characterized in a linguistic-literary and historical-cultural sense, the Course offers the possibility of obtaining a highly specialized and competitive qualification.