B.A. French and Welsh
Bachelor's degree
In Cardiff
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Cardiff (Wales)
Within this degree programme, students will have the opportunity to pair a popular European language with Welsh a language experiencing a resurgence within Wales and beyond. By combining these two courses, students will acquire a wide range of transferable skills that will be valuable in a range of future careers. In addition, students will spend their third year in France, practising and developing their acquired language skills.
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About this course
English Language Requirements Before starting a programme, you need to have a basic knowledge of the language. Find courses on Language Learning Portal.
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Subjects
- Welsh
- Skills and Training
- Writing
Course programme
You will take one compulsory linguistic core module:
- Cymraeg y Gweithle ar Gymuned [Welsh in the Workplace and the Community]
You will take two compulsory linguistic core modules:
- Sgiliau Cyfathrebu Uwch (Year 2 second-language route) [Further Communication Skills]
- Ysgrifennu Estynedig (Year 2 second-language route) [Extended Writing Skills]
You will have a choice of either a 4,000 or a 8,000 word essay or project (20 or 40 credits), which will be completed under the direction of a member of staff who is an expert in the relevant field.
Optional Modules: Year 2 and the Final Year (both routes)Individual modules are normally offered in alternative years, and so may be available in Year 2 or in the Final Year:
- Ailddehongli Llenyddiaeth yr Oesoedd Canol [Reinterpreting Medieval Welsh Literature]
- Amlddiwylliannedd yn y Diwylliant Cymraeg [Multiculturalism in Welsh-language Culture]
- Canu'r Gymru Newydd: Barddoniaeth 1990-2010 [Poetry of the New Wales: Poetry 1990-2010
- Cyfieithu Proffesiynol [Professional Translation]
- Cyflwyniad i Astudiaethau Gwerin [Introduction to Welsh Folklore]
- Cyflwyniad i Hanes yr Iaith [History of the Welsh Language]
- Cymdeithaseg yr Wyddeleg [The Sociology of the Irish Language]
- Cymraeg i Oedolion [Teaching Welsh to Adults]
- Cymru ar Daith: Llên Teithio Gymraeg [Wales on the Move: Welsh Travel Writing]
- Cynllunio Ieithyddol [Language Planning]
- Y Chwedl Arthuraidd [The Arthurian Legend]
- Dadeni a Diwygiad 1550-1900 [Renaissance and Revival 1550-1900]
- Dafydd ap Gwilym [Dafydd ap Gwilym]
- Y Ddrama Gyfoes [Contemporary Drama]
- Y Ferch yn yr Oesoedd Canol [Women in Medieval Wales]
- I Fyd y Faled [The World of the Ballad]
- Gwleidyddiaeth a Phropaganda yn Llenyddiaeth yr 20g [Politics and Propaganda in 20th Century Literature]
- Hanes y Ddrama [History of Welsh Drama]
- Hunaniaeth a Diwylliant y Wladfa [The Identity and Culture of the Welsh Colony in Patagonia]
- Iaith, y Ddinas a Chymdeithas [Language, the City and Society]
- Iaith, Gwleidyddiaeth a Gwrthdaro [Language, Politics and Conflict]
- Llenyddiaeth er 1900 [Literature since 1900]
- Llenyddiaeth Plant [Children's Literature]
- Llên y Ddinas [Urban Literature]
- Merched a Llên yn y Cyfnod Modern [Women and Literature in the Modern Period]
- Pedeir Keinc y Mabinogi [The Four Branches of the Mabinogi]
- Rhyddiaith Ddiweddar [Modern Welsh Prose]
- Saunders Lewis [Saunders Lewis]
- Sgriptio [Scriptwriting]
- Sosioieithyddiaeth [Sociolinguistics]
- Theori a Beirniadaeth Lenyddol [Literary Criticism and Theory]
- Williams Pantycelyn a'r Emyn [Williams Pantycelyn and the Welsh Hymn]
- Ysgrifennu Creadigol [Creative Writing]
B.A. French and Welsh