1. Develop Advanced Language Proficiency
2. Enhance Cultural Communication
3. Promote Interdisciplinary Learning
4. Prepare for Global Careers

1. A High School Diploma or Equivalent
2. English Proficiency

1. Investigating Language Practices
2. Language, Learning and Teaching
3. French Grade 1 and 2 - Language In Use
4. German Grade 1 and 2 - Language In Use
5. Mandarin Grade 1 and 2 - Language In Use
6. Spanish Grade 1 and 2 - Language In Use
7. French Grade 1 and 2 - General Language
8. German Grade 1 and 2 - General Language
9. Mandarin Grade 1 and 2 - General Language
10. Spanish Grade 1 and 2 - General Language
11. Language Project (French)
12. Language Project (German)
13. Language Project (Spanish)
14. French General Language Grade 3
15. German General Language Grade 3
16. Spanish General Language Grade 3
17. General Language Grade 6 (English)
18. French General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 1)
19. German General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 1)
20. Mandarin General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 1)
21. Spanish General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 1)
22. Language Project Part 2 (French)
23. Language Project Part 2 (German)
24. Language Project Part 2 (Spanish)
25. Language Project (Mandarin)
26. Language For Professional Communication (French)
27. Language For Professional Communication (German)
28. Language For Professional Communication (Spanish)
29. French General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 2)
30. German General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 2)
31. Mandarin General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 2)
32. Spanish General Language Grade 3 and 4 (Part 2)
33. French General Language Grade 4
34. German General Language Grade 4
35. Spanish General Language Grade 4
36. Comparative European Politics
37. Development and Democracy in Latin America
38. East Asian States and Societies
39. English Forms and Functions
40. Forensic Linguistics: Language as Evidence
41. Introduction to Teaching
42. Introduction to Translation
43. Language and Social Justice
44. Language of Human Resource Management
45. Second Language Acquisition
46. TESOL (Teaching English To Speakers Of Other Languages)
47. Clinical Linguistics
48. Empire and its Afterlives in Britain, Europe and Africa
49. Engaged Citizenship in Humanities and Social Sciences
50. Global Security
51. Intercultural Perspectives on Communication
52. Managing Across Cultures
53. Marketing and Communication
54. Modernity and Globalisation
55. Nationalism and Migration: Chaos, Crisis and the Everyday
56. News, Discourse and Media
57. Principles of Economic Crime Investigation
58. Professional Experience
59. Puritans to Postmodernists: American Literature
60. Transitional Justice and Human Rights
61. Wildlife Crime: Threats and Response
62. Working With Languages Today
63. World and Transnational Cinema
64. Trinity Certificate Teaching Practice
65. Dissertation
66. Major Project
67. French General Language Grade 6
68. German General Language Grade 6
69. Italian General Language Grade 6
70. Mandarin General Language Grade 6
71. Spanish General Language Grade 6
72. Translation Theory and Practice
73. Business Planning
74. Corpus Linguistics and Lexicology
75. Gender, Language and Sexuality
76. Holocaust Literatures
77. Interpreting 1
78. Introduction to Teaching
79. Professional Development: Recruiters and Candidates
80. Spoken Discourse in the Workplace
81. Research Project
82. Business and Markets in a Global Environment
83. Creativity in the Language Classroom
84. Forensic Linguistics: Language and the Law
85. France in the World: Global Actor or Global Maverick?
86. Interpreting
87. Language and Social Media
88. Professional Experience
89. The European Union: A Global Power in the Making?
90. Writing for Different Audiences
91. Advanced Language Project
92. Research Project

1. Lectures
2. Seminars
3. One-on-one tutorials
4. A year abroad studying or a work placement

1. Language, Culture and Society A: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
2. Language, Culture and Society B: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
3. Linguistics 1
4. Language, Culture and Society A: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
5. Language, Culture and Society B: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
6. Linguistics 2
7. Language, Culture and Society A: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
8. Language, Culture and Society B: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
9. Language and Technology
10. Erasmus/Exchange placement with a partner institution abroad
11. Language, Culture and Society A: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
12. Language, Culture and Society B: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
13. Language, Culture and Society A: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
14. Language, Culture and Society B: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
15. Language, Culture and Society A: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
16. Language, Culture and Society B: French or German or Irish or Japanese or Spanish
17. Spanish or Japanese or Marketing or Law or Politics and International Relations or Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages or Technical Writing

1. Exams
2. Coursework

The course duration can vary by country and institution. In the UK, it takes about 3/4 years if you study full-time and 4/5 years if you study part-time.

1. Language Laboratories
2. Self-Access Language Centres
3. Multimedia Resources
4. Translation and Interpreting Facilities
5. Computer Labs
6. Study Rooms and Group Work Spaces
7. Library Access

1. Translator
2. Interpreter
3. Language Teacher or Educator
4. International Relations or Diplomacy
5. Cultural Advisor or Consultant
6. Global Marketing Specialist
7. Subtitling and Dubbing Specialist
8. Voiceover Artist
9. Foreign Service or Intelligence Officer

The fees per year for an applied language course for international students can lie between £15,000 and £20,000 in the UK, but the amount can vary by country and university.

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. English Language Proficiency
3. Personal Statement
4. Work Experience (Optional)

1. Translation and Interpretation Internships
2. Language Teaching Assistantships
3. Cultural Immersion Programmes
4. Business and Marketing Internships
5. Media and Journalism Internships
6. Non-Profit and NGO Internships
7. Corporate Communications Internships
8. International Law and Diplomacy Internships
9. Language for Business Communication
10. Fieldwork in Linguistic Research

1. DELF/DALF (French)
2. Goethe-Zertifikat (German)
3. HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi – Chinese)
4. DELE (Diplomas de Español como Lengua Extranjera – Spanish)
5. JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test)
6. TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
7. CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults)
8. TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language)
9. Trinity College TESOL Certificate
10. ATA (American Translators Association)
11. CIOL (Chartered Institute of Linguists)
12. Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI)
13. SDI (School of Translation and Interpreting)
14. Business English Certificates (BEC)
15. LCCI (London Chamber of Commerce and Industry)
16. Cultural Competence Certifications
17. International Relations or Diplomacy Certifications
18. CAT Tools (Computer-Assisted Translation)

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, and the secondary intake happens in January/February.

I chose to study my course because I love studying languages, and I want to be fluent in French and Spanish. My course also offers an Initial Teacher Training pathway, as part of the 4 year degree so you can graduate and go straight into a teaching job! [Kira Jardine from University of Portsmouth]