This Bachelor's degree allows you to study Latin from beginner, intermediate, or advanced levels while developing a deep understanding of the language and its cultural context. You will examine original sources of ancient literature and explore how Latin and Italian cultures intersect. A key feature of the program is the opportunity to spend your third year in Italy, working or studying, which offers invaluable first-hand experience of Italian language, life, and culture. The course is conducted at a university ranked highly for Italian and Modern Languages, ensuring a rich academic environment. Throughout the program, you'll engage with both classical and modern texts, fostering a well-rounded appreciation of Latin and Italian cultural heritages.
Why this course is highly recommended
The course is highly regarded because it offers a unique blend of classical and modern language studies, complemented by an international study experience in Italy. Being ranked fifth in the UK for Italian and sixth for Modern Languages speaks to the quality of the program. It provides students with cultural insights and linguistic skills that are highly valued both academically and professionally.
This course focuses on Latin and Italian language, combining the study of ancient Latin literature with the modern Italian language and culture. You will explore original sources of ancient texts, alongside contemporary Italian life and language, offering a comprehensive understanding of both cultural and linguistic aspects.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
26.92L
Living cost
Applicants typically need an ABB at A-level, including specific subjects, or a BBC with relevant subjects for typical contextual offers. International students might require a total of 34 IB points with certain higher level grades. The course also accommodates refugee and care-experienced applicants with specific offers. Precise requirements can be obtained through the full entry criteria.

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While specific career details are not provided, studying Latin and Italian languages and cultures can open pathways in education, translation, cultural management, and international relations. The international experience and language skills gained could also benefit careers in diplomacy, publishing, or academia.