The Modern Languages and English Literature joint honours programme at the University of Birmingham is a three-year course designed to provide students with advanced language skills and an in-depth understanding of literature. It combines both areas of study equally and allows students to explore a range of cultures, periods, and themes.Course Content: In the first year, students will study introductory modules in their chosen languages and will sharpen their skills in the English Literature course. Following, they will advance their knowledge in the second and final year through the study of certain literature while gaining enhanced linguistic proficiency that provides communication skills in another language. Key Modules: The BA Modern Languages and English Literature joint honours programme is made up of compulsory and optional modules, including English Literature, Modern Languages and optional modules from each language discipline. Depending on the language studied, modules can range from contemporary culture, linguistics, cinema, literature, history to politics.Future Careers: This programme prepares students for a wide range of career choices, including international business, teaching, translating, and interpreting. They can also work in the public sector, marketing, and tourism. It equips students with transferable skills in research, presentation, time management, and teamwork, enhancing their prospects in any professional setting.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.