BA (Hons) Modern Languages - Spanish

Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, with speakers in 21 countries across Europe and the Americas. Spanish is therefore one of the most valuable and exciting languages you can learn, owing to its commercial and cultural importance on both sides of the Atlantic. Studying Spanish at the University of Exeter, you will understand the historical development of Spain and the Hispanic world and be introduced to some of the most inspiring and famous works of art and literature, including the visual arts, painting and cinema. You’ll learn about the disciplines of linguistics, history and literary criticism, while gaining an insight into the life of Spain and Latin America.In your third year, you will spend a year abroad in a Spanish speaking country. Choose from studying at one of our renowned partner universities such Córdoba or Valencia in Spain and UDLAP in Mexico. Alternatively, you might apply for a job teaching English under the scheme run by the British Council. Other students apply for work placements, either in Spain or Latin America. Placements in Spain can be part-funded by the EU’s Erasmus Work Placement scheme.

A-Level: ABB-BBB; IB - 32/655-30/555; BTEC: DDM; GCSE C or 4; Access to HE: 24 L3 Credits at Distinction Grade and 21 L3 credits at Merit Grade.