The staff includes many linguists and a substantial group of specialists in politics, international relations, economics and business. The main languages offered are French, German, Russian, Spanish and English as a foreign language. Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Swedish, Japanese, Czech, Greek and Punjabi are also available. Much of the undergraduate language teaching is business-focused and the School's Languages for Business Centre offers language training and languages services for external clients. There is a TV recording studio with professional standard cameras and editing equipment.
Numerous classrooms have video cameras and replay equipment.
Some rooms have induction loops and the School has a number of Minicoms to facilitate telephone calls for deaf people as well as sign language interpreters. Teaching Languages for Business Within the School, the BA in Languages for Business allows students to combine two languages and business subjects. These students have work placements in European companies in year two. Across the University several hundred students take language modules, mostly business oriented, from the Wolverhampton Language Programme. We also teach languages to MBA students and to postgraduate students of export management etc.