Modern Languages and Latin

About this course

Studying modern languages alongside Latin is an unusual and intellectually rewarding combination. The modern language component connects you to living cultures, contemporary literature, film, and society, while Latin gives you access to a tradition of texts that shaped European thought, law, religion, and literature for two millennia. Together, they develop a linguistic precision and a historical range that few other degree combinations can match. You become someone who can move between the ancient and the modern, who understands how languages change and why, and who can read a Roman poet, a twentieth-century novel, and the news of the day with equal attentiveness. At the University of Exeter this three-year programme includes a year abroad and a placement year, so your four years of study give you sustained immersion in another country as well as professional experience. You will devel

Where its graduates go

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