48 monthsProgramme duration
25,450 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Our aim in the School of Global Humanities is for you to become a ‘global citizen’ who thinks critically, understands cultural diversity, and has a wealth of transferable skills.
The 4-year Welsh and a Modern Language (BA) programme will help you develop high-level communication and critical-thinking skills, and foster resilience and independence through time spent in immersive foreign language contexts.
During your studies, you’ll develop a thorough understanding of the Welsh language, its literature and culture through a range of modules on topics such as contemporary and historic writing, language policy and translation. Equally, you’ll achieve a high level of skill in written and spoken Welsh, key skills in creative and critical thinking, and a range of professional skills relevant to modern Wales. We welcome those who’ve studied Welsh either as a first or second language. If Welsh is a second language to you, you’ll be provided with specific modules in the first year to practice and enhance your communication and language skills. After this, first and second language students come together for second and final year modules, with further support for second language students in language and communication tutorials.
Your study and exploration of Welsh will be complemented by your selection of one of two modern foreign languages which you’ll study at either the Upper Elementary level (if you have an A level in the subject) or the Elementary pathway (if you have limited or no knowledge of the language you’ve selected). You’ll choose from French or Spanish.
You’ll study the social, political, historical and cultural contexts, from a global perspective, of Welsh and the modern foreign language you choose. placing a strong emphasis on cultural diversity, our stimulating module selection celebrates cultural and linguistic mobility. Through a variety of language learning resources and materials, and range of student-centred learning activities, you’ll develop your reading, writing, oral, listening and mediation skills.
An integral part of this programme is the opportunity to complete a work placement in Wales and spend time working or living abroad to experience life in the culture of the modern foreign language you are studying. Your Wales-based work placement will develop your understanding of the dynamics of bilingual workplaces and your confidence and professional skills. While your year abroad, will offer you the choice of either studying at a partner university or completing a work placement in each semester, again building your linguistic abilities, intracultural understanding, communication skills and confidence.
You’ll graduate with the academic and practical skills valued by employers and ready to progress into a diverse range of careers.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Modern Languages
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Our aim in the School of Global Humanities is for you to become a ‘global citizen’ who thinks critically, understands cultural diversity, and has a wealth of transferable skills.
The 4-year Welsh and a Modern Language (BA) programme will help you develop high-level communication and critical-thinking skills, and foster resilience and independence through time spent in immersive foreign language contexts.
During your studies, you’ll develop a thorough understanding of the Welsh language, its literature and culture through a range of modules on topics such as contemporary and historic writing, language policy and translation. Equally, you’ll achieve a high level of skill in written and spoken Welsh, key skills in creative and critical thinking, and a range of professional skills relevant to modern Wales. We welcome those who’ve studied Welsh either as a first or second language. If Welsh is a second language to you, you’ll be provided with specific modules in the first year to practice and enhance your communication and language skills. After this, first and second language students come together for second and final year modules, with further support for second language students in language and communication tutorials.
Your study and exploration of Welsh will be complemented by your selection of one of two modern foreign languages which you’ll study at either the Upper Elementary level (if you have an A level in the subject) or the Elementary pathway (if you have limited or no knowledge of the language you’ve selected). You’ll choose from French or Spanish.
You’ll study the social, political, historical and cultural contexts, from a global perspective, of Welsh and the modern foreign language you choose. placing a strong emphasis on cultural diversity, our stimulating module selection celebrates cultural and linguistic mobility. Through a variety of language learning resources and materials, and range of student-centred learning activities, you’ll develop your reading, writing, oral, listening and mediation skills.
An integral part of this programme is the opportunity to complete a work placement in Wales and spend time working or living abroad to experience life in the culture of the modern foreign language you are studying. Your Wales-based work placement will develop your understanding of the dynamics of bilingual workplaces and your confidence and professional skills. While your year abroad, will offer you the choice of either studying at a partner university or completing a work placement in each semester, again building your linguistic abilities, intracultural understanding, communication skills and confidence.
You’ll graduate with the academic and practical skills valued by employers and ready to progress into a diverse range of careers.
Admission Requirements
- English language or Welsh language at GCSE grade C/4 or an equivalent (such as A-levels). If you require a Student visa, you must ensure your language qualification complies with UKVI requirements.
We do not accept Critical Thinking, General Studies, Citizenship Studies, or other similar equivalent subjects.
We will accept a combination of BTEC subjects, A-levels, and other qualifications, subject to the course specific grade and subject requirements.
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
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