Modern Languages and History (Hons) Bangor University

Overview

The Modern Languages and History (Hons) programme from Bangor University  caters for individuals who are learning a language from scratch, as well as more proficient learners. Teaching in small groups will not only give you more opportunities to practice speaking, listening and translation skills, but also make it easier to ask questions and get feedback. The year abroad is great preparation for today's multilingual and multicultural world of work.

Career opportunities:

Studying this Modern Languages and History (Hons) programme from Bangor University equips you with a broad range of transferrable skills that are highly valued in the workplace, not to mention language skills that can transport you to a global career.

Spending time abroad demonstrates your respect for other cultures, your independence, organisation, flexibility, resilience and ability to interact with people from different backgrounds.

Your academic studies develop your ability to investigate and solve problems, formulate and present logical and structured arguments. This is a skillset that can be adapted to administrative, management and leadership roles within a broad range of professions. These range from banking and the financial services to education, research, media and creative industries, legal services, heritage and hospitality, civil service, private sectors and the third sector.