About this courseThis interdisciplinary degree in Languages, Culture and Communication offers you a combination of modules in ethnography, cultural studies, sociolinguistics, and digital and non-digital communication, which will help you to tackle today's challenges in language, culture and communication. You can choose to study 1 or 2 languages from scratch – including Chinese, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, Italian, Japanese and Russian.Your career opportunities include working in education, language teaching, information technology, management, the mass media, creative arts, social work, counselling, and moreKey features of the course:- Join a department that is 10th for Lingustics, Complete University Guide 2026- Undertake a professional project as an alternative to the traditional dissertation in your final year - opportunity to work with businesses and charities on a project around language, culture and communication and gain valuable employability skills and networks- Options to take related modules in other disciplines such as Philosophy and Film, allowing you to tailor your module choices to your own interests and career choices.- Access to our Digital Humanities Hub and support from our team of expert academics and technicians.Student SupportYou’ll be taught by supportive experts who know you as an individual. Small-group seminars and personal tutors will help you build confidence. Beyond academics, you’ll have access to wellbeing resources, peer mentoring, and careers advice, all in a friendly, welcoming community.Further informationThe BA Language, Culture and Communication is a three-year, full-time course at our Avenue Campus. You can also apply to add a year abroad or placement year, extending your degree to four years. For details, visit our course page.
