French, German, Italian, and Spanish can be studied as the second language in the Modern Languages with History degree. Along with language study, students select complementary modules in International Relations. French, German, Italian, and Spanish can be studied as the second language in the Modern Languages with International Relations degree. Along with language study, students select complementary modules in Linguistics. German, Italian, and Spanish can be studied as the second language in the Modern Languages with Linguistics degree.
Students also study a language from beginners, intermediate or advanced level.
This enables you to study three subjects but you can change to two if you wish at the end of the first year. You can convert to the four-year degree later, if all goes well with the language in the first year. If you know for certain that you want two subjects you should apply to a two-subject combination. The information below outlines specific requirements for these particular courses. Acceptable A grade C in GCSE Mathematics is required for the Modern Languages with Business course.