BA Modern Languages and Comparative Literature and Culturec

The Modern Languages and Classical Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London is a full-time, three-year undergraduate course that intertwines the study of modern languages with the fascinating exploration of classical civilizations. This multidisciplinary program provides students with options to learn Italian, French, German or Spanish and explore Latin or Greek, while gaining an understanding of the culture, literature, and history of these societies.Course Content: The course encompasses a comprehensive study of the language chosen (Italian, German, French, or Spanish) from beginner to advanced level and an in-depth understanding of Latin or Greek. Students also gain a foundation in the history, philosophy, art, archaeology, and literature of the classical world.Key Modules: The key modules include 'The Birth of Modern Europe: An introduction to Early Modern History, c.1450-1750', 'Culture and Society in Twentieth-Century Italy', 'Israel and the Palestinians', 'A History of Britain’s Railways (1825-1916)', and 'The Birth of Islamic Spain'. Also, modules in grammar, translation, and literature are integral parts of the language learning experience.Future Careers: The course opens a wide range of opportunities for students in varied fields ranging from government and international organisations to journalism, the media, and publishing sectors. Acquired skills such as critical thinking, analysis, communication, and a heightened cultural awareness are highly valued by employers in numerous employment sectors from business to tourism.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.