Modern Languages and History of Art BA

Edgbaston Campus, Birmingham, United Kingdom

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# 73QS Subject Rankings

48 monthsProgramme duration

24,480 GBPTuition Fee/year

SepStarting Month

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Programme overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

Study a wide range of artworks alongside the language that inspires you the most.

Sharpen your expertise in analysing and interpreting art in its many forms and contexts. Strengthen your linguistic fluency by studying the culture, history, and politics of the societies of your target language.

Course highlights

Attend seminars and events at our art gallery on campus which houses works by famous artists such as; Van Gogh, Monet, Turner, Magritte and Kollwitz.
Our diverse optional modules give you the chance to explores areas of art history that interest you the most, from the Medieval to the contemporary.
Study a modern language from beginner or advanced level - choose from beginners' French, Italian, Russian or Spanish or advanced French or Spanish.
Study topics of cultural significance, designed and delivered by expert researchers.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

Study a wide range of artworks alongside the language that inspires you the most.

Course highlights

Attend seminars and events at our art gallery on campus which houses works by famous artists such as; Van Gogh, Monet, Turner, Magritte and Kollwitz.
Our diverse optional modules give you the chance to explores areas of art history that interest you the most, from the Medieval to the contemporary.
Study a modern language from beginner or advanced level - choose from beginners' French, Italian, Russian or Spanish or advanced French or Spanish.
Study topics of cultural significance, designed and delivered by expert researchers.

Admission Requirements

SAT

1320+

International Baccalaureate

32+

PTE Academic

59+

IELTS

6.5+

Cambridge CAE Advanced

176+

TOEFL

88+

Required subjects and grades

A level grade B is required for any advanced language you wish to study. If you do not have an A level language or equivalent, it is also possible to study one beginner (including post-GCSE) language without taking an advanced language.
General Studies: Accepted.

IB Diploma

6,5,5 in Higher Level subjects plus 32 points overall. Higher Level grade 5 is required for any advance language you wish to study. If you do not have a Higer Level language or equivalent, it is possible to study one beginner (including post-GCSE) language without taking an advanced language.

BTEC qualifications

BTEC Extended Diploma: DDM, plus B at A level in the required subject/s mentioned above.
BTEC Diploma: DD, plus B at A level in the required subject/s mentioned above.
BTEC Subsidiary Diploma: D, plus AB at A level, including the required subject/s mentioned above.

Independent language diplomas:

If you would like to study advanced French or Spanish as part of your programme but are not currently studying the required language at A level, we are happy to consider applications from those offering an independent language diploma at B2 level as demonstration of advanced language skills.
The independent language diplomas we would consider are as follows; DELF-B2 (French), DELE-B2 (Spanish). These diplomas are assessed against the criteria set by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, and can be studied for in your own time or through a language centre. These diplomas will be considered when taken in addition to three A levels or equivalent qualifications as outlined above.

Program Duration

4 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

Tuition fees

Domestic

Starts from

9,790 GBP

International

Starts from

24,480 GBP

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