BA Modern Languages and Drama

The Modern Languages and Comparative Literature and Culture degree at Royal Holloway, University of London is a dynamic course that allows students to study two modern languages while exploring the powerful influences that literature and culture bring to sociopolitical landscapes. The program provides a broad overview of the wider world of languages, encouraging students to explore beyond their chosen languages and immerse in the philosophy, visual arts, film, music, and literature of different cultural contexts.Course Content: The course combines the study of two modern languages with an interest in literature and culture. Throughout the course, students will explore the depth and breadth of literature, television, cinema, and music across different cultures. By the end of the course, students will achieve a high level of expertise in their chosen languages and a broad understanding of the cultures in which they are situated.Key Modules: Some key themes, explored across various languages and cultures, include 'City Metropolis Modernity', 'Introduction to Comparative Literature and Culture', 'Making of the Modern World', and 'Media Arts, Society and Culture'. Each module encourages deep engagement with the cultural, historical and sociopolitical aspects of the studied regions.Future Careers: Graduates from this course are highly sought after by employers for their excellent communication, research, and critical thinking skills. Potential career paths may include international business, tourism, diplomacy, global charities, and NGOs. Many students also proceed to higher education, furthering their studies in specialized areas.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.