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School of Modern Languages and Cultures

Modern Languages with Linguistics (3 Languages route) (R9Q2)

The below course structure is indicative. Modules on offer change year on year, dependent on staff research interests and availability.

Year One
Core modules
  Linguistics: Understanding Language (ET118-30)
 

One of the following First Languages:
 

French Language I, German Language I, Italian Language I or Spanish Language I (post A-level)
 

Plus one of the following Second Languages:
 

French, German, Italian, Spanish (any level)

Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or Russian (beginner’s or post-GCSE level)

Language Centre Modules for Degree students
  Plus one of the following Third Languages:
 

French, German, Italian, Spanish (any level)

Arabic, Chinese, Japanese or Russian (beginner’s or post-GCSE level)

Language Centre Modules for Degree students

Year Two/Three
Core Modules
 

Phonetics and Phonology (ET229-15)
  Morphology and Syntax (ET230-15)
  Continuation of First Language:
  French Language II, German Language II, Italian Language II or Spanish Language II
  Continuation of Second Language:
  Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian or Spanish
  Continuation of Third Language:
  Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian or Spanish

Year Two/Three - Spent Abroad

Year Four
Core Modules
  Continuation of First Language:
  French Language III, German Language III, Italian Language III or Spanish Language III
  Continuation of Second Language:
  Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian or Spanish
  Continuation of Third Language:
  Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian or Spanish
  Linguistics Dissertation (ET315-30) or two* of the following:
 

Professional Communication (ET319-15)

Intercultural Pragmatics (ET322-15)

Mulitlingualism and Culture (ET324-15)

Communication Modes (ET325-15)

Dialects (ET327-15)

Sociolinguistics (ET328-15)
  *Exceptional case for 15 credits external module may be allowed subject to the approval of the SMLC Director of Undergraduate Studies.