BA Modern Languages and Economics

The BA Modern Languages and Economics course at the University of Reading provides a solid foundation in business economics and equips students with linguistic proficiency in key European languages. The course enables students to develop a high level of expertise in modern languages and the culture of the countries where these languages are spoken, while also instilling a comprehensive understanding of economic theory and practice. Course Content: The programme integrates language studies with a broad understanding of the economic factors influencing industry, commerce, and whole economies. Students are equipped with strong communication skills, cultural awareness, and professional economic skills. During this course, students will spend at least a semester studying or working abroad, offering them first-hand exposure to their chosen language and culture.Key Modules: In the first year, core modules include Introduction to Studying Cultures, Macroecomics, and Microeconomics. In the second year, essential modules vary based on students’ chosen language with additional modules in Macroeconomic Analysis and Microeconomic Analysis. In the final year, students have the opportunity to write a dissertation spanning languages and economics.Accreditations: This programme is recognized by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), granting certain exemptions from the institute’s professional qualifications.Future Careers: Graduates of this course have found employment in various sectors including international banking, business analysis, management and sales, civil service, teaching, translation, and law. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page, BA Modern Languages and Economics.