BA (Hons) Welsh and Linguistics

This course offers a comprehensive study of the Welsh language and linguistics, providing students with a deep understanding of the language's structure, history, and cultural context. Students will learn to analyze and interpret texts in Welsh, as well as develop their own writing and speaking skills. The course also covers linguistic theories and methods, equipping students with the tools to conduct research in this field. Graduates of this program go on to pursue careers in fields such as language teaching, translation, and cultural mediation.

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This course is offered at Bangor University's main campus, located in the beautiful Welsh countryside. The university has a strong reputation for its linguistics programs, and this course benefits from the expertise of experienced lecturers and researchers in the field. Students have access to state-of-the-art language learning facilities, including language labs and audio recording equipment. Bangor University is also located near the Welsh language heartland, providing students with unparalleled opportunities for language immersion and cultural exposure.

Unlock the Secrets of Welsh Language and Linguistics at Bangor University

Bangor University offers a unique blend of academic rigor and cultural immersion, making it the perfect choice for students interested in Welsh language and linguistics. The university's location in the Welsh countryside provides an ideal environment for language learners, with plenty of opportunities to practice speaking and listening in real-life situations. Additionally, the university's strong reputation in linguistics ensures that graduates are well-prepared for careers in this field.

On this joint-honours course, your modules will be split between Welsh and Linguistics. Welsh is a broad area extending from the tales of the Mabinogion to the postmodern writing of authors such as Mihangel Morgan. Linguistics is the study of language structure and use, how languages are acquired, how they are used, and how they may be impaired. As Wales increasingly embraces bilingualism you will also study the professional use of Welsh and aim for a career in marketing, local government, broadcasting, publishing, teaching, translation and arts sectors.

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The 20 hours is total hours. It is not per job. If you hold multiple part-time jobs then the total hours of all the work you are doing added together.