Italian and English Language

About this course

Italian and English language is a combination that brings together two of Europe's great linguistic and cultural traditions. Italian is the language of Dante, Galileo, and Verdi, but it is also a living modern language spoken by over sixty million people, the key to one of Europe's most influential cultures in art, architecture, music, fashion, and food. English language study at university level goes well beyond literature, examining the structure, history, and varieties of the language itself, including grammar, phonology, sociolinguistics, and the ways English has spread and changed across the globe. Studying them together develops an unusually rich understanding of how language works in both its historical and contemporary dimensions. At the University of Edinburgh, one of the UK's great research universities and a centre of excellence in linguistics and language study, this four-ye

Where its graduates go

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