Politics and Spanish (BA)
- LR24
4 years (Full-time) / n/a (Part-time) / n/a (Distance / E-Learning)
Politics and Spanish BA (Joint Honours) gives students the opportunity to combine governmental and political theory with the study of one of the world’s most spoken languages. As one of the most spoken languages in the world, with between 400 and 500 million speakers internationally, Spanish is becoming increasingly popular at degree level, and students will be encouraged to actively pursue their own areas of interest through the highly flexible modular programmes. Students will develop vital transferable skills, ready for entry into the graduate job market.
Key Facts
| UCAS Code | LR24 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 4 years |
| How to apply | www.cardiff.ac.uk/howtoapply |
| Accreditation | |
| Typical places available | The School of European Languages, Translation and Politics admits around 230 students every year to its undergraduate degree programmes. |
| Typical applications received | The School of European Languages, Translation and Politics - 1300 |
| Scholarships & Bursaries | www.cardiff.ac.uk/scholarships |
| Fees | www.cardiff.ac.uk/fees |
| Typical A-level offer | BBB |
| Admissions Tutors | Dr Christian Bueger |
| Tel Number | 029 2087 4564 / 029 2087 0824 |
| Email address | EUROP-UG-Admissions@cardiff.ac.uk |
| School website | www.cardiff.ac.uk/europ |
Students need to pass 120 credits each year. Approximately half of these credits come from Politics and half from Spanish .
For more information about the course structures, modules and teaching for these subjects, please visit the individual profiles of Politics and Spanish on our website.
| Typical A-level Offer | BBB. Three A-level subjects, including a Modern European Language but excluding General Studies |
|---|---|
| Typical WBQ Offer | Advanced Diploma pass in the Core and grades BB at GCE A-level, to include a Modern Foreign Language |
| Typical Int Bacc Offer | 32 points overall, including 5 in a language at higher level |
| Other | Applications from those offering alternative qualifications are welcome. Please see detailed admissions and selection criteria for more information. |
A list of commonly accepted alternative entry qualifications and admissions and selection criteria for this degree programme can be read here.
Next intake: September each year
School Contact
Name: Dr Christian Bueger
Telephone: 029 2087 4564 / 029 2087 0824
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