BA Hungarian and Serbian/Croatian

The Hungarian and Serbian/Croatian BA course at UCL offers a unique opportunity to combine the study of two languages, literatures, and cultures. Immersion in these language studies provides students with high-level language skills and a deep understanding of Hungarian and Serbian/Croatian cultures.Course Content: The four-year degree includes a year abroad and combines intensive language tuition with the study of Hungarian and Serbian/Croatian culture, history, and literature. In much of the course, Hungarian and Serbian/Croatian are studied in parallel. The course investigates cultural identity and memory, politics and society, film and media, gender and the family, national and ethnic identities, diaspora and migration, and war and post-war reconstruction.Key Modules: The course covers modules like Hungarian A: An Introduction to Hungarian Language and Culture, Hungarian B: An Introduction to Hungarian Language and Culture, Advanced Hungarian Translation and Oral Studies, and several others. Alongside Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian: Language, Nationalism and Literature, Introduction to the Language, Literature and Culture of Yugoslavia and its Successor States, The Culture, History and Politics of Yugoslavia and its Successor States, etc.Accreditations: The course is accredited and provided by UCL's School of Slavonic and East European Studies, one of the world's leading specialist institutions, and a constituent college of the University of London. UCL is ranked 8th in the World's Top 200 Universities.Future Careers: Graduates have a high level of competence in the languages and are equipped to work in both countries or between the two. Graduates have entered careers in business and finance, the media, the arts, politics and the civil service, academia and teaching, NGOs, the EU and UN, and translation and interpreting.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.