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Specialise in a unique combination of languages which will give you access to rich literary, historical and cultural traditions as well as global business opportunities.
Spoken in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, German is crucial for understanding the economic powerhouses of Europe renowned for contributions to technology, engineering, and international business. Spanish, with its extensive reach across Spain, Latin America, and the U.S., is pivotal for engaging with diverse markets, cultures, and global affairs.
Why study this course?
Experience a new approach to language learning with our CLIL (Content Language Integrated Learning) teaching method - study topics of cultural significance in German and Spanish, designed and delivered by expert researchers.
Enjoy focused academic contact – We pride ourselves on competitive contact hours. These take place in small groups, encouraging active language learning through engagement with cultural material.
Learn in a vibrant city that is culturally, ethnically and religiously diverse. Join our language and culture-based societies to further enhance your skills and contribute to the student-led Linguist Magazine.
Top 15 for German in the Complete University Guide 2025
16th for Iberian Languages in the Complete University Guide 2025
Top 100 globally for Modern Languages in the QS World Subject Rankings 2025
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