Modern Languages and Philosophy, Ethics and Religion (Hons) Bangor University

Overview

With modules that explore ethics, analytical and continental philosophy, and Eastern and Western religions, you will have opportunities to debate some of the questions that have been asked for centuries. What does it mean to be human? How should we resolve moral dilemmas? Is it possible to prove that God exists?

You will learn and develop your competence in writing, speaking and comprehension in one of the languages we offer – French or Spanish. You can explore historical and cultural aspects relating to your chosen language and the communities that speak it, such as film, contemporary issues or politics.

Careers

Studying this Modern Languages and Philosophy, Ethics and Religion (Hons) course 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 lead to careers around the world.

You’ll be able to demonstrate a wide array of skills, including being able to investigate and solve problems, formulate and present logical and structured arguments. These, in addition to communicating and presentation, empathy and social skills, can be adapted to administrative, management and leadership roles within a broad range of professions.

Spending time abroad and using your language skills in real-life situations not only builds your proficiency and confidence, but also demonstrates your respect for other cultures, your independence, organisation, flexibility, resilience and ability to interact with people from diverse backgrounds.