BA Communications and Modern Languages

at University of Exeter

Year 1

Compulsory modules
 

• Perspectives on Communications

• Communications Challenges

• French Language

• French Language for Beginners

• German Language

• German Language for Beginners

• Italian Language

• Italian Language for Beginners

• Beginners Chinese

• Portuguese Language for Beginners

• Contemporary Russian Written and Oral

• Russian Language for Beginners

• Spanish Language

• Spanish Language for Beginners

Year 2

Compulsory modules
 

• Professional Writing [See note c above]

• Communications in the Workplace [See note c above]

• Communications in the Workplace [See note c above]

• French Language, Written and Oral

• Intermediate French

• German Language, Written and Oral

• Intermediate German

• Italian Language, Written and Oral

• Italian Language

• Intermediate Chinese (One)

• Intermediate Portuguese

• Contemporary Russian Written and Oral I

• Intermediate Russian

• Spanish Language, Written and Oral

• Spanish Language (ex-beginners)

Your year abroad will take place in Year 3.

Year 4

Compulsory modules
 

• Communications: Dissertation [See note g above]

• Communications: Practical Research Project [See note g above]

• Advanced French Language Skills

• Advanced German Language Skills

• Advanced Italian Language Skills

• Advanced Chinese Language Skills

• Advanced Portuguese Language Skills

• Advanced Russian Language Skills

• Advanced Spanish Language Skills

UK students: £9,250 per year

International students: £20,000 per year
 

* Please note that the fees for students starting in 2023 have yet to be set. The fees provided above are the fees for students starting in 2022 and are for guidance only. We will post the fees for 2023 entry shortly.

The programme will include module ‘Communications in the Workplace’, within which students will be encouraged to find work placements with providers in the communications and media sector, or projects which will enable them to carry out communication-related projects. In this module, students will undertake one or two work placements. The module will enable students to develop an understanding of how the skills and knowledge acquired as part of the degree apply to the workplace. Through reflexive practice, they will extend relevant work-based skills and knowledge. Students will have the opportunity to develop an understanding of a business or work environment through practical work and to gain experience in the use of technologies and applications commonly used in organisations.

Example careers
 

Graduates can expect to go on into roles in the following sectors:
 

• Advertising

• Digital Media

• Events Organisation

• Film-making

• International Relations

• Journalism

• Marketing

• Public Relations

• Research

• TV Production