Bachelors in Linguistics

Bachelor in General English

This course is ideal for you if: You want to improve your English for socialising, work, or for your studies; You want to become more fluent and increase your confidence; You want to be able to communicate effectively with many different kinds of people in a variety of situations; You want to live and study in an English speaking environment

Bachelor in IELTS Preparation

This course helps students improve their score in the International English Language Testing System which is the most widely recognised English qualification. The IELTS test consists of four elements: Speaking, Reading, Writing and Listening. The course will focus on exam technique in each. There will be regular mock examination practice and students will receive detailed individual feedback.

Bachelor in English Language and Literature

Considering that English knowledge and culture have come to provide a defining and internationally acceptable model of communication in world’s politics, economy and cultural exchange programs, acquiring proficiency in English has gained an utmost importance.

Bachelor in Business English

This course is ideal for you if: You want to increase your international career prospects. You want to gain confidence and improve your business communication skills. You want to learn vocabulary terms specific to your area of work.

Bachelor in Translation and Interpreting

Translation and Interpreting is a discipline, which has witnessed unparalleled changes over the course of the last ten years, due to the increasing impact of economic and industrial globalization. Global corporations are expanding and setting up branches across the globe; the global economy needs professional translators and interpreters, in order to conduct business effectively and efficiently.

Bachelor in Italian Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies requires successful completion of 120 credits made up of a 40-credit General Education requirement, a 36-credit major and 44 credits of free electives.

Bachelor in English

Passionate about literature, creative writing and the English language? The BA(Hons) English degree gives students the opportunity to study literary texts and English language while developing skills in critical analysis and creative writing.

Bachelor in English Studies

Our aim is to enable students to obtain proficiency in English, to acquire critical and analytical skills developed through the study of the English Language, Literatures in English as well as the social, cultural and political history of the English-speaking world.

Bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences

For students who do not want to be limited to a single academic discipline. UCM offers 150 courses in almost all academic disciplines. The 3-year programme is entirely in English.

Bachelor in English Language and Literature (including Year Abroad)

University of Essex

Our BA English Language and Literature (including Year Abroad) provides a sound foundation in linguistic and sociolinguistic aspects of the structure and use of modern English, and offers you the chance to study a range of literary genres and approaches to literary criticism. You spend your third year abroad.

Bachelor in Latin & Linguistics

The University of Manchester

Joint honours Latin and Linguistics is based on the study of Latin language and literature in each of the three years of study, pursued in parallel with analytical study of the structures and theories of language, including the nature of language and models of its structure. Latin may be taken by complete beginners (course 2) as well as by post A-level students (course 1). Students may also take specialist courses in ancient history, philosophy, art and archaeology. There is a wide range of styles of teaching, including lectures, seminars, small-group tutorials and virtual seminars via the web.

Bachelor in Spanish Combined Degrees

University of Greenwich

Studying a language as part of the combined honours degree enables students to become proficient in Spanish. In addition to learning Spanish, students on joint honours degrees gain knowledge of the culture and customs of the country or countries where the language is spoken by studying a suite of European units designed to underpin their knowledge of Europe.