Linguistics BA/BSc

Study of language as a system, exploring how it is structured, learned, used, and changes over time, and what it reveals about the mind, society, and human communication.

Translation Studies BA

Study of how meaning is transferred between languages and cultures, exploring translation theory, practical language skills, and the social, cultural, and professional contexts of translation.

East Asian Studies BA

Study of the histories, cultures, politics, and societies of East Asia, focusing on countries such as China, Japan, Korea, and their global influence through interdisciplinary perspectives.

African Studies BA

Study of the histories, cultures, politics, and societies of Africa, exploring the continent’s diversity, global connections, and contemporary challenges through interdisciplinary perspectives.

German BA

Study of the German language, culture, history, and society, developing advanced language skills alongside intercultural understanding and critical analysis.

Chinese BA

Study of the Chinese language, culture, history, and society, developing advanced language skills alongside deep cultural, political, and global understanding of China and the Chinese-speaking world.

English Literature BA

Study of literature across periods, genres, and cultures, exploring how writers use language to express ideas, challenge societies, and shape our understanding of the world.

Creative Writing BA

Study of storytelling, language, and the craft of writing, helping you develop your voice as a writer across genres including fiction, poetry, drama, non-fiction, and digital writing.

Comparative Literature BA

Study of literature across different languages, cultures, periods, and genres, exploring how stories travel, transform, and connect across global contexts.

Spanish BA

Study of the Spanish language, cultures, histories, and societies of Spain and the Spanish-speaking world, combining language learning with cultural, historical, and social analysis.

Liberal Arts BA

Study of a broad range of subjects across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, encouraging interdisciplinary thinking, intellectual flexibility, and independent learning.

Arabic BA

Study of the Arabic language and the cultures, histories, and societies of the Arab world, developing advanced language skills alongside deep cultural, political, and historical understanding.

Classics BA

Study of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, exploring their literature, history, philosophy, art, politics, and lasting influence on Western culture and modern society.

American Studies BA

Study of the history, culture, politics, and society of the United States, exploring American identity, power, diversity, and global influence through interdisciplinary perspectives.

Modern Languages BA

Study of one or more modern languages alongside the cultures, histories, and societies in which they are spoken, developing advanced communication skills and intercultural understanding.

Italian BA

Study of the Italian language, culture, history, and society, developing advanced language skills alongside a deep understanding of Italy’s cultural and global influence.

Modern Languages & Translation BA

Study of one or more modern languages alongside the theory and practice of translation, exploring how meaning moves across cultures and how language shapes communication in a global world.

History BA

Study of past societies, cultures, events, and ideas, exploring how people lived, how power worked, and how historical change shapes the world today.

Russian BA

Study of the Russian language alongside Russian history, culture, politics, and society, developing advanced language skills and deep regional understanding.

Middle Eastern Studies BA

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French BA

Study of the French language, culture, history, and society, developing advanced language skills alongside deep cultural and global understanding.

Philosophy BA

Study of the fundamental questions and ideas that shape human thought, exploring concepts such as knowledge, morality, consciousness, reality, and the nature of human existence.

Theology & Religious Studies BA

Study of religious beliefs, practices, texts, and traditions, exploring how religion shapes cultures, ethics, history, and contemporary society across the world.