Languages Degrees in the Wales

... and research skills, take their spoken and written English language skills to a new level and expose them to an international world at Glyndur University. Suitable for: Non-native English language graduates...

...This is a three year course in which Welsh second language and first language students are taught seperately in some modules at Level 1. They...

...During this course you will spend two thirds of your time studying English Language (as described on the English Language page) and one third studying Film Studies (as described on the Film Studies page)... Learn about: English and Society, Introduction to Language, Dialect and social aspects...

...Individual portfolios Reflective reports Specialist methods, including interlinear translations (glosses) and transcriptions  ... Learn about: IT Development, Communication Training, Skills and Training...

... of career paths. In addition, students will spend their third year abroad, allowing them to practise and develop their acquired languages skills, whilst experiencing the culture of the languages they study... Learn about: Skills and Training, Spanish Language...

...Description Studying Modern Languages, Translation and Interpreting gives you the opportunity to work intensively with three languages. If you have a UK qualification, two languages would be English and your A level language and you can then start a new language without prior knowledge... Learn about: German Language, Italian Language, Spanish Language...

...styles of writing you study. There will also be the opportunity to research a topic that interests you and to work independently on this, supported... Learn about: Team Training, Skills and Training...

... and diverse literary texts extending from the tales of the Mabinogion to the dynamic literature, theatre and film of contemporary Wales. You will also follow practical language modules which will greatly enhance your career prospects... Learn about: Court Poetry, Skills and Training, Welsh literature of America...

... and Morphology of the Celtic languages (including the Celtic languages of the Continent), Comparative Celtic Literature, Celtic Ethnography, and Scottish Gaelic...

... of future careers. In addition, students will spend their third year in France, practising and developing their acquired language skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Do you want to work in the world of business? Do want to start your own company? Learn to ‘talk the talk’ with us! We can help you to: Course 1 - In a series of five themed workshops, you will learn and use the language of meetings, emails, phone calls, appointments, making business contacts... Learn about: Business English...

...Description Our degree programmes look at ways of analysing language knowledge and language use across contexts and time. We look at: how language is used in everyday communication including in different contexts; how language has developed over time; ;how we learn our first language and subsequent... Learn about: English Language...

...in Europe 1860-1945 Year 2 (Level 5) Year two builds upon the investigate skills of the historian and the analytical skills of the reader/critic developed in year... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...) [languages covered: Welsh, English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Galician, Catalan, Modern Greek and Chinese] (30 credits) Summer: Dissertation... Learn about: Transcreative Writing, Working on a Translation Portfolio, Making of a Discipline...

... knowledge of the language. It is aimed at giving students a command of the main elements of oral Welsh , with some reference to literary history and literary...

...The Joint Honours degree in English Language and French provides you with the opportunity of specialising in two university honours subjects. Many students find joint honours both stimulating and rewarding as they observe both similarities and differences in the two subjects. Often... Learn about: English Language...

...This course will give you an insight into deafness and develop your signing skills, it will also alleviate any apprehension you may have when meeting Deaf and hard of hearing people. Learn the following skills: N/A British Sign Language Level One... Learn about: Sign language...

...Description Students study six modules: three in English Language and three in German. The English Language component looks at ways of analysing language knowledge and language use across contexts and time. We look at: how language is used in everyday communication including in different contexts... Learn about: English Language...

...What will you study on this course? 40 of your 120 credits each year will be in the minor subject. Your study of the Spanish language is the... Learn about: Spanish Language, Language classes, Spanish with Journalism...

...This course is taught through the medium of Welsh. The Welsh Department at Aberystwyth has specialists in all the Celtic languages and provides...