Grados en Lenguas

This course combines degree level learning of French or Spanish language with the study of translation issues and media in today’s fast-changing world. This three year fast track course is for particularly able language students who obtain two A grades at A level (or equivalent), including one in their chosen language. We also welcome native speake...

This course combines degree level learning of French, Spanish or Japanese language with the study of translation issues and media in today’s fast-changing world. You can begin your degree-level study if you have A level or GCSE in these languages. For Japanese or Spanish you can also start from beginners level. We welcome native speakers of French ...

This course combines degree level learning of French and/or Spanish and/or Japanese language with the study of translation issues and media in today’s fast-changing world., You must have grade ‘A’ at A level (or equivalent) in at least one of your languages. You can begin study of your second language from A level or GCSE standard. For Japanese or ...

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

This programme allows you to study French, Spanish or Japanese to a high level of competence. You can begin your degree-level study if you have A level or GCSE in these languages. For Japanese or Spanish you can also start from beginners level. To complement your core language learning, you can choose to study translation issues, or the way languag...

This distinctive four-year degree programme combines the study of either Spanish, French or Japanese honours language with international development studies, specialising in social analysis, development economics, geography or natural resources and environment of the developing world. You can begin your degree-level study if you have A level or GCS...

This degree programme combines the study of French, Spanish or Japanese language, culture and society with management. You can begin your degree-level study if you have A level or GCSE in these languages. For Japanese or Spanish you can also start from beginners level. Taught in partnership with Norwich Business School, it is designed for students ...

The School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing is famous for the quality and adventurousness of its teaching. It embraces several interlinked disciplines; for example, you can choose to study drama or creative writing alongside English and related literatures. The English Literature degree programme explores a wide range of writing from the m...

The School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing is famous for the quality and adventurousness of its teaching. It embraces several interlinked disciplines; for example, you can choose to study drama or creative writing alongside English and related literatures. The English Literature degree programme explores a wide range of writing from the m...

Drama at the University of East Anglia has been ranked joint 1st for overall satisfaction and teaching out of all English mainstream universities, according to the 2013 National Student Survey and 2nd in the 2015 Guardian Univeristy Guide. This programme combines modules in English literature with practical drama modules, enabling you to study the ...

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

The University of East Anglia has a long tradition of providing courses in the writing of fiction, poetry and drama and has close and active links with the world of contemporary writing. As an introduction to the demands and challenges of creative practice, we offer Creative Writing as a subsidiary subject taken in conjunction with the study of Eng...

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

This programme provides opportunities to study cultures and societies through both literary and historical materials and approaches. The teaching is shared between two groups of specialists within the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing (from which the programme is organised), and History. It enables students to combine the study of...

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

According to Socrates the most serious question for humanity is: how are we to live? This question, amongst others, is one that the BA English Literature and Philosophy encourages you to engage with. You will explore a variety of issues during this degree programme, developing your ability to answer questions like: What is justice? How can our mind...

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

According to Socrates the most serious question for humanity is: How are we to live? This question, amongst others, is one that the BA English Literature and Philosophy encourages you to engage with. You will explore a variety of issues during this degree programme, developing your ability to answer questions like: What is justice? How can our mind...

Depending on whether the course is taken as a joint Honours or a major/minor combination, the balance of the two subject areas varies, but in each year modules extend your writing abilities, whether focused on the creation of texts or the study of an aspect of the English language. In Year 3 you will produce either a single substantial work (novel ...

Climate change? The rise of China? Security and terrorism? What are the issues facing your future? Understanding the international system and global politics means being able to express an informed view about these questions. This degree programme is designed to widen your horizons by bringing together the study of a modern language (French, Spa...

Depending on whether the course is taken as a joint Honours or a major/minor combination, the balance of the two subject areas varies. There is also the opportunity to take two modules in language teaching. In Year 3 you can complete a dissertation in English language or English literature....

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

Depending on whether the course is taken as a joint Honours or a major/minor combination, the balance of the two subject areas varies. There is also the opportunity to take two modules in language teaching. In Year 3 you can complete a dissertation in English language or linguistics....

At each credit level, modules focus on either writing in particular forms, or on the study of literature (particular periods, authors or genres, or literary theories and the history of ideas). Modules in creative writing work in tandem with modules in English literature, particularly in Year 3 (Credit Level 6), when you will produce either a single...

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

Depending on whether the course is taken as a joint Honours or a major/minor combination, the balance of the two subject areas varies. There is also the opportunity to take two modules in language teaching. In Year 3 you can complete a dissertation in English literature or modern history....

You will study language modules from one or more of the following strands: Language Development (teaching of the four skills by native and non-native speakers), Languages in Action (focus on professional context and communication skills in and out of the target language and English) and Area Studies (cultural context). Depending on your combination...

You can take modules in literature from Shakespeare to the present day, including texts outside the more familiar areas. There are also modules in literary theory and the history of ideas, ranging from classical philosophy to contemporary debates. Option modules are offered in a wide range of topics such as contemporary writing, theatre studies,...

Objetivos: At Westminster we train competent linguists in modern languages ready to enter graduate employment. We offer French, Spanish and German on these awards, and you can combine any two of these languages with one other. The course will enable you to achieve a good or high level of linguistic competence in your chosen language in all four skill areas (r...

Temario: Compulsory Study (100 credits) Students must study the following modules for 100 credits:  CREATIVE WRITING AND IDENTITY: TUTORIAL UNIT  IMAGINING AMERICA: LITERATURE I  IMAGINING AMERICA: LITERATURE II  READING CULTURES I: AMERICAN ICONS  READING CULTURES II: IDEAS AND IDEOLOGIES Option A Study (20 credits) Students will select 20 ...