The BA Politics and Modern Languages at the University of Exeter is designed for students eager to understand the intricate relationship between political systems and global communication. You will delve into the complexities of political thought, international relations, and comparative government, while simultaneously developing fluency and cultural insight in a modern language. This undergraduate degree equips you to navigate and analyse a world increasingly shaped by cross-cultural dialogue and diverse political landscapes. If you are passionate about understanding global affairs through linguistic and political lenses, this programme offers a unique and comprehensive academic journey.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, offering a structured yet flexible curriculum. You will build your language proficiency through compulsory modules, complemented by a wide array of optional Politics and language-related content, allowing you to tailor your studies. A distinctive feature is the opportunity to spend your third year abroad, either studying at a partner university or undertaking an international placement, to immerse yourself fully in your chosen language and culture. You will graduate with advanced linguistic skills and a sophisticated understanding of political dynamics, prepared for careers in diplomacy, international business, journalism, or public service.