Embark on a transformative academic journey with the BA Comparative Literatures and Modern Languages at the University of Exeter, a degree designed for those passionate about global cultures and linguistic expression. This programme addresses the increasing need for nuanced intercultural understanding in our interconnected world, offering you the chance to explore literature, film, and art from diverse global perspectives. You will delve into critical theories and gain insights into pressing global issues like migration and identity, preparing you to engage thoughtfully with complex societal challenges. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you seek to develop both advanced language skills and a sophisticated analytical framework for understanding world cultures.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over three years, immerses you in the study of one of seven major languages alongside Comparative Literatures and Cultures. You will develop high-level proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding your chosen language, complemented by advanced translation practice and the study of global film and art. The syllabus includes opportunities for an employability module or preparation for postgraduate study, and you can choose to spend your third year studying or working abroad. You will graduate with highly valued language and intercultural communication skills, preparing you for diverse career paths in international relations, education, publishing, and beyond.