

BA in Business Management and Modern Languages and Cultures, The University of Sheffield
Sheffield,
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48 Months
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About this course
This four-year BA course uniquely blends business management with modern language studies, offering a global perspective. You will learn core areas of business like corporate social responsibility, marketing, and operations, while also studying one or two languages such as Catalan, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, or Spanish. The course includes a year abroad in your third year, immersing you in the language, culture, and society of your chosen country or countries. This international experience helps develop cultural proficiency and language skills alongside your management education, positioning you for global careers. You'll study modules that focus on understanding international markets, social responsibilities in business, and cultural contexts, equipping you with both practical and cultural insights.
Why this course is highly recommended
This course has a truly global approach, combining business skills with language proficiency and cultural understanding — highly valued in today’s interconnected world. Its modules are taught by experts and include real-world examples, preparing students for international markets. The opportunity to spend a year abroad offers invaluable cultural immersion and practical language skills. Additionally, the course's accreditation by AMBA, EQUIS, and AACSB ensures high-quality education recognized worldwide. Support from a dedicated employability team and strong links with industry help students develop in-demand skills, making them competitive in the global job market.
Specialisation
Students have the option to study one or two languages from a diverse selection, including Catalan, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. The course allows for a dual focus on languages and cultures of Europe, enhancing linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding. The third year is dedicated to studying abroad, where students deepen their language skills and cultural knowledge through immersion, fostering a comprehensive international perspective across both management and language disciplines.
Course fees
Application fees
25.13L
1st year tuition fees
25.13L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Admission typically requires ABB at A Levels, including a modern foreign language. Alternative qualifications include a score of 33 in the International Baccalaureate with 5 in a higher-level language or relevant BTEC diplomas with suitable language qualifications. Other entry routes consider evidence of language aptitude, such as GCSE grades or other language qualifications. Applicants must demonstrate good English proficiency, with a minimum IELTS score of 7.0 or equivalent. Additional requirements may vary based on applicant background, but proof of language and academic ability are essential.
English language test
TOEFL
95
DUOLINGO
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PTE
67
IELTS
7
Career prospects
Graduates emerge as highly skilled communicators, adaptable, and culturally aware, ready for roles across international business, banking, translation, interpreting, intelligence, journalism, teaching, publishing, and marketing. Many leverage their language and cultural skills for global careers in various sectors. The course’s strong industry links and employability support, including workshops and internship opportunities, help students secure positions in competitive fields. The ability to operate in international markets and understand social and cultural nuances provides a solid foundation for diverse career paths worldwide.
FAQs
What languages can I choose to study?
You can choose from Catalan, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, or Spanish.
Is there an international year abroad?
Yes, the third year is spent abroad, immersing you in the language and culture of your chosen country or countries.
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