You can also take an additional language at non-honours level. During your year abroad you will be able to study at foreign institutes of translating and interpreting. This opportunity, together with advanced facilities such as the interpreting suite in the James Platt Centre and the expertise of the staff, many of whom are highly acclaimed translators, means that you will be ideally prepared for a career in interpreting or translating. You can also take an additional language at non-honours level. You can also study an additional language at non-honours level.
Advanced speakers are also welcome.
It is an important feature of the course that learning one Scandinavian language gives you access to the other two. The focus of this three-year programme is on European identity understood primarily in cultural terms. It also engages with issues of popular culture, particularly in the fields of broadcasting, cinema and the press. While the emphasis is on the European dimension, you have leeway to concentrate on individual countries if you wish, for example, through units on French or German fiction, drama or cinema. This four-year programme combines the study of a language as well as the culture and society of the associated country with the study of fundamental areas of management and business.