This programme targets students who aim for a high level of language and intercultural competency developing effective communication and analytical skills through the acquisition of linguistic and cultural proficiency in English and in a second language. Students can choose between Ancient Greek, French, German, Italian, Irish, Latin and Spanish, with Portuguese and Welsh also available as minors.

The programme takes a holistic approach to language by fostering linguistic, literary and cultural approaches to language. This prepares students for a variety of career paths including: careers in education, media, translation, public service, cultural institutions, research, editing and publishing, and a wide range of private sector employment opportunities that require intercultural competences.

This pathway focuses on specific oral and written language skills as well as critical intercultural and interdisciplinary skills. Its emphasis on language teaching methods combines theoretical knowledge and practical skills focusing on a range of primary material such as literary texts, material culture, natural spoken language, and computer mediated texts. Learning activities critically explore communicative practices and students will engage with a variety of approaches to language and language-related production, including literary, linguistic, historical and cultural studies-based approaches. The programme fosters a wide range of transferable skills ranging from active communication skills in English and a second language, academic writing, speaking and presentation skills, to project-work and critical analysis skills. Student learning is fostered and assessed in a variety of ways such as oral, written and aural examinations, peer assessment, hands on small scale research projects, essays and presentations. Students are strongly encouraged to spend their third year abroad and/or doing an internship.

1 - Understand, express and communicate ideas clearly, fluently and accurately in spoken and written form in a register appropriate to the context in the chosen language and English.
2 - Demonstrate an awareness of cultural diversity and an ability to effectively manage exchanges in intercultural contexts.
3 - Demonstrate an awareness of general linguistic and discursive strategies and grammatical structures in the chosen language, English and languages more generally.
4 - Demonstrate an ability to use appropriate methods of academic enquiry to formulate pertinent questions about, and to build knowledge of, the cultures to which the chosen language is associated and about the interaction of culture and language more generally.
5 - Demonstrate the ability to understand, apply and critically evaluate secondary literature and theoretical frameworks and writing about it.
6 - Demonstrate awareness of the ethical implications of research, actions and ideas.
7 - Abstract and synthesize information; collecting, analyzing and manipulating data of diverse kinds.
8 - Develop the ability to ask theoretically and empirically motivated questions about language structure and use, a diverse range of cultural products and their relationships.
9 - Evaluate ideas, challenge assumptions, and develop creative solutions to problems including through the independent pursuit of knowledge and making connections between different disciplinary approaches and methods.
10 - Demonstrate effective communication skills, digital expertise, collaboration and leadership skills to convert decisions and commitments into action.
11 - Understand the relevance and contribution of the Humanities to contemporary society and cultural practice including an ability to articulate the links between past and present as well as the influence of the past on shaping community and societal structures and beliefs.
12 - Demonstrate an ability to manage time and to work effectively, both as part of a team and independently.
13 - Develop research skills through a hands-on research project and/or actively apply academic skills to a range of domains through an internship.

This course prepares students for a variety of career paths, including: careers in education, media, translation, public service, cultural institutions, research, editing and publishing, and a wide range of private sector employment opportunities that require intercultural competences. With regard to the Irish language, one of the main aspects of this programme is to address the status of Irish as a modern working language in the European Union.

Graduates are eligible for taught masters courses in a variety of fields including Languages and Linguistics. In addition graduates are prepared for MLitt and PhD programmes.

UCD Arts & Humanities Programme Office,
Newman Building,
Belfield,
Dublin 4
Tel: +353 1 716 8321/8102
Web: www.ucd.ie/ahss

Students are pre-registered to 4 core modules and should register to 1 language block and 3 or 4 options (depending on language block). All students are strongly encouraged to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters i.e. 30 credits per trimester.
In addition to the language block, students can choose to take a second language (15 credits) from the culture block option list. For advice on which level to take i.e. beginner or non-beginner, please look for advice from the Pathway Coordinator or Programme Manager.

Students are pre-registered to four core linguistics modules (20 cr). Students should also choose 25 credits from their language and a minimum of 1 option (5Cr) from the Pathway Options list. All students are strongly encouraged to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters i.e. 30 credits per trimester.

The following options are available to all students at stage 3:

Option 1: Full Year Abroad (60 credits)

Option 2: Trimester Internship (30 credits, 1/2 year) and Trimester Abroad (30 credits, 1/2 year)

Option 3: Trimester Internship (30 credits, 1/2 year) and Trimester in UCD (30 credits, 1/2 year)

Option 4: Trimester Abroad (30 credits, 1/2 year) and Trimester in UCD (30 credits, 1/2 year)

Option 5: Full Year at UCD (60 credits) - chosen from stages/modules below:


All students are strongly encouraged to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters i.e. 30 credits per trimester.

Students are pre-registered to three core linguistics modules (20 cr). Students should also choose 25 credits from their language and a minimum of 1 option (5Cr) from the Pathway Culture Options list. All students are strongly encouraged to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters i.e. 30 credits per trimester.

Module ID	Module Title	Trimester	Credits
Stage 1 Core Modules
LING10040	Words and Sentences	Autumn	5
LLC10010	Lang, Ling & Cultures Stage 1	Autumn	5
LING10010	Language Use and Communication	Spring	5
LING10030	Sounds in Language	Spring	5
Stage 1 Core Modules
Stage 1 Options - A)MIN3OF: Culture Block Options Students taking Greek or Latin should select three modules from the Pathway Options list below. Students taking all other languages must select four modules from the Pathway Options list below. It is important that you balance your workload and take a maximum of 30 credits each trimester
CCIV10010	Introduction to Celtic Civilization	Autumn	5
ENG10130	Contemporary Irish Writing	Autumn	5
FR10060	French Grammar & Comprehension	Autumn	5
FR10120	Reading Short French Texts: Literary Analysis	Autumn	5
FS10010	Introduction to Film and Media	Autumn	5
GER10010	German Language I a	Autumn	5
GER10100	German Beginners A	Autumn	5
GER10120	Spoken German for Beginners	Autumn	5
GER10140	Reading German Literature	Autumn	5
GRC10190	War and the Hero: The Epics of Homer and Virgil	Autumn	5
HIS10070	The Making of Modern Europe: 1500-2000	Autumn	5
HIS10320	The Making of Modern Ireland, 1800-2000	Autumn	5
IRFL10010	Introduction to Folklore	Autumn	5
IRST10010	Introduction to Irish Studies	Autumn	5
IS10010	Information & Social Media	Autumn	5
IS10050	Digital Judgement: Truth, Lies, & the Internet	Autumn	5
ITAL10020	Italian Language I a	Autumn	5
LING10020	Language Acquisition and Language Disruption	Autumn	5
MFD10020	Adaptation, Transmediality & Intertextuality	Autumn	5
SPAN10010	Spanish Language I a	Autumn	5
SPAN10130	Hispanic Cultures & Societies	Autumn	5
SPAN10140	Intensive ab initio Spanish Ia	Autumn	5
IR10040	Teanga na Gaeilge I	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
ARCT10080	Visualisation and Photographic Technique	Spring	5
CCIV10020	Early Ireland: Continuity & Change	Spring	5
ENG10220	Literature and Crisis	Spring	5
FR10070	French Grammar & Expression	Spring	5
FR10130	French Fictions	Spring	5
FR10140	Paris	Spring	5
FS10020	Introduction to Film and Media Theory	Spring	5
GER10020	German Language I b	Spring	5
GER10110	German Beginners B	Spring	5
GER10150	German History on Screen	Spring	5
GRC10140	Classical Myth: An Introduction	Spring	5
HIS10080	Rome to Renaissance	Spring	5
IR10090	Forbairt na Gaeilge Acadúla	Spring	5
IR10150	Bunchlocha an Aistriúcháin	Spring	5
IRFL10040	Ethnography of the Everyday	Spring	5
IRST10020	Introduction to Irish Cultural Studies	Spring	5
IS10040	Information, Society, and Culture	Spring	5
IS10060	Digital Technology	Spring	5
ITAL10030	Italian Language I b	Spring	5
ITAL10080	Making Italy	Spring	5
MFD10010	Music, Film and Drama: Making, Doing, Interpreting	Spring	5
MUS10120	Music, Culture and Society	Spring	5
SPAN10050	Spanish Language I b	Spring	5
SPAN10110	Reading Hispanic Texts	Spring	5
SPAN10150	Intensive ab initio Spanish Ib	Spring	5
Stage 1 Options - A)MIN3OF: Culture Block Options Students taking Greek or Latin should select three modules from the Pathway Options list below. Students taking all other languages must select four modules from the Pathway Options list below. It is important that you balance your workload and take a maximum of 30 credits each trimester
Stage 1 Options - Subject / Streams
Spanish Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Spanish Non-Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
French (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Greek (Languages, Linguistics & Cultures)
German Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
German Non-Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Italian Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Italian Non-Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Latin (Languages, Linguistics & Cultures)
Irish (Languages, Linguistics & Cultures)
Stage 1 Options - Subject / Streams
Stage 2 Core Modules
LING20100	Intercultural Communication	Autumn	5
LING20110	Introduction to Translation	Autumn	5
LING20060	World Englishes	Spring	5
LING20070	Minority & Endangered Languages	Spring	5
Stage 2 Core Modules
Stage 2 Options - A)MIN0OF: Stage 2 French Language Modules. Students who took French in Stage 1 must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 2 . Students must pass FR20020 AND FR20040 to progress to level 3 French
FR20020	French language II a: Grammaire et syntaxe françaises	Autumn	5
FR20130	French New Wave	Autumn	5
FR20140	Versailles: Power, Politics & Spectacle	Autumn	5
FR20040	French Language II b: Expression française écrite et orale	Spring	5
FR20180	La France d'aujourd'hui	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - A)MIN0OF: Stage 2 French Language Modules. Students who took French in Stage 1 must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 2 . Students must pass FR20020 AND FR20040 to progress to level 3 French
Stage 2 Options - B)MIN0OF: Stage 2 German Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core German language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
GER20230	Transcultural Encounters 1	Autumn	5
GER20240	German for Ex-Beginners A	Autumn	5
GER20260	Radical Thinkers	Autumn	5
GER20200	Auf Deutsch Handeln	Spring	5
GER20250	German for Ex-Beginners B	Spring	5
GER20270	Introduction to translation German/English-English/German	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - B)MIN0OF: Stage 2 German Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core German language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
Stage 2 Options - C)MIN0OF: Stage 2 German Non-Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core German language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
GER20060	German Language II a	Autumn	5
GER20230	Transcultural Encounters 1	Autumn	5
GER20260	Radical Thinkers	Autumn	5
GER20070	German Language II b	Spring	5
GER20200	Auf Deutsch Handeln	Spring	5
GER20270	Introduction to translation German/English-English/German	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - C)MIN0OF: Stage 2 German Non-Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core German language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
Stage 2 Options - D)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Greeks Language Modules. Students who took Greek in Stage 1 must take the following 4 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
GRC20220	Greeks, Romans, and Barbarians	Autumn	5
GRK20140	Intermediate Greek	Autumn	10
GRK20110	Greek Texts: Plato	Spring	5
GRK30090	Greek Texts: Euripides	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - D)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Greeks Language Modules. Students who took Greek in Stage 1 must take the following 4 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
Stage 2 Options - E)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Irish Language Modules. Students who took Irish in Stage 1 must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
IR20050	Iriseoireacht na Gaeilge (Journalism in Irish)	Autumn	5
IR20180	Teanga na Gaeilge II A	Autumn	5
IR20220	Bláthú na Nuafhilíochta	Autumn	5
IR20010	Teanga na Gaeilge II B (Irish language II B)	Spring	5
IR20240	An Ghaeilge ar an Scáileán	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - E)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Irish Language Modules. Students who took Irish in Stage 1 must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
Stage 2 Options - F)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Italian Language Modules. Students who took Italian in Stage 1 must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
ITAL20010	Italian Language II a	Autumn	5
ITAL20160	Reading Italian Literature	Autumn	5
ITAL20240	Italian history 1815-1945	Autumn	5
ITAL20080	Italian Language II b	Spring	5
ITAL20170	Italian Short Stories	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - F)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Italian Language Modules. Students who took Italian in Stage 1 must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
Stage 2 Options - G)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Latin Language Modules. Students who took Latin in Stage 1 must take the following 4 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
LAT20140	Intermediate Latin	Autumn	10
GRC20030	Early Roman Empire	Spring	5
LAT20130	Catullus	Spring	5
LAT20160	Augustus: Res Gestae	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - G)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Latin Language Modules. Students who took Latin in Stage 1 must take the following 4 modules (25 credits) at stage 2.
Stage 2 Options - H)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Spanish Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core Spanish language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
AH20270	Venice: Art, Myth and Identity	Autumn	5
SPAN20230	Spanish ex ab-initio IIa	Autumn	5
SPAN20260	Modern Spanish Theatre	Autumn	5
SPAN20280	Introduction to Catalonia	Autumn	5
SPAN20060	Spanish Language II b	Spring	5
SPAN20240	Latin American Culture I	Spring	5
SPAN20250	Crime, Passion & Mystery in Latin American Noir	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - H)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Spanish Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core Spanish language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
Stage 2 Options - I)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Spanish Non Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core Spanish language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
SPAN20080	Spanish Language II a	Autumn	5
SPAN20260	Modern Spanish Theatre	Autumn	5
SPAN20270	Indigeneity in Latin America	Autumn	5
SPAN20280	Introduction to Catalonia	Autumn	5
SPAN20060	Spanish Language II b	Spring	5
SPAN20240	Latin American Culture I	Spring	5
SPAN20250	Crime, Passion & Mystery in Latin American Noir	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - I)MIN0OF: Stage 2 Spanish Non Beginners Language Modules. Students must take both language core Spanish language 2a and 2b modules PLUS 3 option modules from the list below
Stage 2 Options - J)MIN1OF: Stage 2 Culture Block Option Modules. All students on the LLC pathway must pick at least one module from this list. You are advised to spread your workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in spring (Trimester 2)
CCIV20070	Poets, Power and Performance	Autumn	5
FR20020	French language II a: Grammaire et syntaxe françaises	Autumn	5
FR20140	Versailles: Power, Politics & Spectacle	Autumn	5
GRC20290	The Comedies of Aristophanes	Autumn	5
HIS20950	European Statecraft, Strategy & Culture, c. 1470-c.1770: Personalities & Power	Autumn	5
HIS20960	Living Loving & Dying in 19th Century Ireland	Autumn	5
HIS21320	Sport and the modern world	Autumn	5
IRFL20010	The Study of Folklore: Origins and Development	Autumn	5
IRFL20030	The Narrative Art	Autumn	5
IRST20010	Place, People & Identities	Autumn	5
IS20010	Core Competencies for Digital Citizenship	Autumn	5
LING20020	Phonology 2	Autumn	5
MUS20080	Musics of the World	Autumn	5
PHIL20630	Art and Society	Autumn	5
SLL20030	Perceptions of Europe in the Twentieth Century	Autumn	5
FR20040	French Language II b: Expression française écrite et orale	Spring	5
FR20160	The Realist Novel	Spring	5
FR20180	La France d'aujourd'hui	Spring	5
GRC20030	Early Roman Empire	Spring	5
GRC20270	The Athenian Empire	Spring	5
HIS21330	Global Asia	Spring	5
IRFL20090	Folklife & Ethnology	Spring	5
IRST20060	Reading Irish Studies	Spring	5
IS20120	Computer-Mediated Communication	Spring	5
LING20010	Syntax 2	Spring	5
LING20080	Meaning in Language	Spring	5
MUS20310	Popular Music and Culture	Spring	5
PHIL20570	Philosophy & Literature	Spring	5
SPAN20250	Crime, Passion & Mystery in Latin American Noir	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - J)MIN1OF: Stage 2 Culture Block Option Modules. All students on the LLC pathway must pick at least one module from this list. You are advised to spread your workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in spring (Trimester 2)
Stage 2 Options - K)MIN0OF: You may select this module in spring as an elective module in spring. It is recommended in particular if you are considering applying for an internship option next year. General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives Tab
HUM20030	Career Readiness (Humanities)	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - K)MIN0OF: You may select this module in spring as an elective module in spring. It is recommended in particular if you are considering applying for an internship option next year. General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives Tab
Stage 3 Options - *A)MIN0OF: Students who remain in UCD for the full year must take a MINIMUM of 15 credits from these level 3 modules. Students who are in UCD for just one trimester must take a MINIMUM of 5 credits from these level 3 modules. (NOTE: some modules listed below are 10 credits).
HIS32730	The Digital Humanities	Autumn	10
IS30020	Web Publishing	Autumn	5
IS30380	Digital Storytelling	Autumn	5
SLL30050	Adaptations	Autumn	5
ENG31930	Irish Fiction After 2010	Autumn and Spring (separate)	10
AH30650	Art/Resistance/Activism	Spring	10
ENG31780	Contemporary European Crime Fiction	Spring	5
ENG31940	Global Science Fiction	Spring	10
ENG32310	Climate and Environment in Global Literature	Spring	5
IS30350	The Digital Self	Spring	5
IS30450	Artificial Intelligence	Spring	5
SPAN30280	Women's Life Writing in Spain	Spring	5
Stage 3 Options - *A)MIN0OF: Students who remain in UCD for the full year must take a MINIMUM of 15 credits from these level 3 modules. Students who are in UCD for just one trimester must take a MINIMUM of 5 credits from these level 3 modules. (NOTE: some modules listed below are 10 credits).
Stage 3 Options - B)MIN0OF: Students who remain in UCD for the full year must take a MINIMUM of 15 credits (3 modules) from these level 2 modules. Students who are in UCD for just one trimester must take a MINIMUM of 5 credits (1 module)from these level 2 modules.
AH20280	Queer Art Histories	Autumn	5
CCIV20070	Poets, Power and Performance	Autumn	5
ENG20780	Critical Theory	Autumn	10
IRFL20010	The Study of Folklore: Origins and Development	Autumn	5
IRFL20030	The Narrative Art	Autumn	5
IRST20010	Place, People & Identities	Autumn	5
IS20010	Core Competencies for Digital Citizenship	Autumn	5
MUS20080	Musics of the World	Autumn	5
PHIL20630	Art and Society	Autumn	5
SLL20030	Perceptions of Europe in the Twentieth Century	Autumn	5
IA20010	Creative Thinking & Innovation	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
IA20020	Essentials of Entrepreneurship: Action and Mindset	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
IA20060	Entrepreneurship for Social Good	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
IA20090	Design Your Purposeful Life	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
HUM20030	Career Readiness (Humanities)	Spring	5
IA20080	Design Thinking for Innovation	Spring	5
IRFL20090	Folklife & Ethnology	Spring	5
IRST20060	Reading Irish Studies	Spring	5
IS20120	Computer-Mediated Communication	Spring	5
MUS20310	Popular Music and Culture	Spring	5
PHIL20570	Philosophy & Literature	Spring	5
Stage 3 Options - B)MIN0OF: Students who remain in UCD for the full year must take a MINIMUM of 15 credits (3 modules) from these level 2 modules. Students who are in UCD for just one trimester must take a MINIMUM of 5 credits (1 module)from these level 2 modules.
Stage 3 Options - B1)MIN0OF: Students who remain in UCD for the full year can take a MAXIMUM of 20 credits (4 modules) from these level 1 modules. Students who are in UCD for just one trimester can take a MAXIMUM of 10 credits (2 modules)from these level 1 modules. It is very important that you do not take any more than the prescribed number of level 1 modules as mentioned.
CCIV10010	Introduction to Celtic Civilization	Autumn	5
ENG10130	Contemporary Irish Writing	Autumn	5
FS10010	Introduction to Film and Media	Autumn	5
HIS10070	The Making of Modern Europe: 1500-2000	Autumn	5
IRFL10010	Introduction to Folklore	Autumn	5
IRST10010	Introduction to Irish Studies	Autumn	5
IS10010	Information & Social Media	Autumn	5
IS10050	Digital Judgement: Truth, Lies, & the Internet	Autumn	5
MFD10020	Adaptation, Transmediality & Intertextuality	Autumn	5
PHIL10160	Critical Thinking	Autumn	5
IR10040	Teanga na Gaeilge I	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10020	Chinese Language and Culture 1(CEFR A1.1)	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10080	Arabic General Purposes 1(CEFR A1.1)	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10210	Japanese Language and Culture 1 (CEFR A1.1)	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10380	Swahili General Purposes 1(CEFR A1.1)	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10640	Irish Sign Language 1	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10650	Intro to English Lang Teaching	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
LANG10660	Korean for General Purposes 1	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
PHIL10040	Introduction to Ethics	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
ARCT10080	Visualisation and Photographic Technique	Spring	5
CCIV10020	Early Ireland: Continuity & Change	Spring	5
ENG10220	Literature and Crisis	Spring	5
FS10020	Introduction to Film and Media Theory	Spring	5
IR10090	Forbairt na Gaeilge Acadúla	Spring	5
IR10150	Bunchlocha an Aistriúcháin	Spring	5
IRFL10040	Ethnography of the Everyday	Spring	5
IRST10020	Introduction to Irish Cultural Studies	Spring	5
IS10040	Information, Society, and Culture	Spring	5
IS10060	Digital Technology	Spring	5
MFD10010	Music, Film and Drama: Making, Doing, Interpreting	Spring	5
MUS10120	Music, Culture and Society	Spring	5
PHIL10030	Introduction to Modern Philosophy	Spring	5
Stage 3 Options - B1)MIN0OF: Students who remain in UCD for the full year can take a MAXIMUM of 20 credits (4 modules) from these level 1 modules. Students who are in UCD for just one trimester can take a MAXIMUM of 10 credits (2 modules)from these level 1 modules. It is very important that you do not take any more than the prescribed number of level 1 modules as mentioned.
Stage 3 Options - I)MIN0OF: Stage 3 Internship Option: Students who have been offered a College sourced internship, or self-sourced their own internship with approval from the Programme Board should register to the internship module in the appropriate trimester.
HUM30020	Internship-Autumn (Humanities)	Autumn	30
HUM30030	Internship- Spring (Humanities)	Spring	30
Stage 3 Options - I)MIN0OF: Stage 3 Internship Option: Students who have been offered a College sourced internship, or self-sourced their own internship with approval from the Programme Board should register to the internship module in the appropriate trimester.
Stage 3 Options - J)MIN0OF: You may select one (or more) modules from this list as your elective modules. General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives Tab
HUM30040	Created Spaces&Imagined Places	Spring	5
HUM30050	Professional Communication Workshop	Spring	5
Stage 3 Options - J)MIN0OF: You may select one (or more) modules from this list as your elective modules. General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives Tab
Stage 4 Core Modules
LING20120	Second Language Teaching & Learning	Autumn	5
LING30140	Corpus Linguistics	Spring	10
LING30180	Linguistic Landscaping	Spring	5
Stage 4 Core Modules
Stage 4 Options - A)MIN0OF: Stage 4 French Language Modules. Students taking French as their language must take FR30310 French Language 3a and FR30320 French Language 3b plus 3 further options from this list (minimum 25 credits) to complete their French language requirements for their degree. French Language 3a and 3b are core for this language block.
FR30290	Qu'est-ce que l'individualisme	Autumn	5
FR30310	French Language 3a: Expression avancée	Autumn	5
FR30350	Narratives of Place	Autumn	5
FR30040	Literature of Quebec	Spring	5
FR30080	Reading Racine's Women	Spring	5
FR30320	French Language 3b	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - A)MIN0OF: Stage 4 French Language Modules. Students taking French as their language must take FR30310 French Language 3a and FR30320 French Language 3b plus 3 further options from this list (minimum 25 credits) to complete their French language requirements for their degree. French Language 3a and 3b are core for this language block.
Stage 4 Options - B)MIN0OF: Stage 4 German Language Modules. Students taking German as their language must take GER30080 German Language 3a and GER30090 German Language 3b plus 3 option modules (minimum 25 credits) to complete their German language requirements for their degree. German Language 3a and 3b are core for this language block.
GER30080	German Language III a	Autumn	5
GER30130	Translating Contemporary Texts German-English (Advanced)	Autumn	5
GER30210	Transcultural Encounters 2	Autumn	5
GER30090	German Language III b	Spring	5
GER30190	Youth & Cruelty in Modernism	Spring	5
GER30230	‘Belonging’ in German, Austrian and Swiss Cinema since 1990	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - B)MIN0OF: Stage 4 German Language Modules. Students taking German as their language must take GER30080 German Language 3a and GER30090 German Language 3b plus 3 option modules (minimum 25 credits) to complete their German language requirements for their degree. German Language 3a and 3b are core for this language block.
Stage 4 Options - C)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Greek Language Modules. Students taking Greek as their language must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 4 to complete their Greek language requirements for their degree.
GRC30200	Greek Tragedy and Myth	Autumn	5
GRK30060	Greek Texts: Aeschylus	Autumn	5
GRK30100	Greek Texts: Herodotus	Autumn	5
GRK30020	Greek Texts: Thucydides	Spring	5
GRK30110	Greek Texts: Epic	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - C)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Greek Language Modules. Students taking Greek as their language must take the following 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 4 to complete their Greek language requirements for their degree.
Stage 4 Options - D)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Irish Language Modules. Students taking Irish as their language must take IR30400 Teanga na Gaeilge III A and IR30030 Teanga na Gaeilge III B plus 3 option modules (minimum 25 credits) to complete their Irish language requirements for their degree. Teanga na Gaeilge III A and III B are core for this language block.
IR30220	Athbheochan na Gaeilge	Autumn	5
IR30400	Teanga na Gaeilge III A	Autumn	5
IR30420	Litriocht na Gaeilge 1650-1845	Autumn	5
IR30030	Teanga na Gaeilge III B (Irish language III B)	Spring	5
IR30410	An Nuaphrós	Spring	5
IRST30140	The Forgotten Irish	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - D)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Irish Language Modules. Students taking Irish as their language must take IR30400 Teanga na Gaeilge III A and IR30030 Teanga na Gaeilge III B plus 3 option modules (minimum 25 credits) to complete their Irish language requirements for their degree. Teanga na Gaeilge III A and III B are core for this language block.
Stage 4 Options - E)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Italian Language Modules. Students taking Italian as their language must take all 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 4 to complete their Italian language requirements for their degree.
ITAL30070	Italian Language III a	Autumn	5
ITAL30110	Selected Twentieth-Century Italian Women Writers	Autumn	5
ITAL30080	Italian Language III b	Spring	5
ITAL30200	The Story of Italian 2: Modern Age and Today	Spring	5
ITAL30260	Politics and Morals in Renaissance Italy	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - E)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Italian Language Modules. Students taking Italian as their language must take all 5 modules (25 credits) at stage 4 to complete their Italian language requirements for their degree.
Stage 4 Options - G)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Spanish Language Modules. Students taking Spanish as their language must take SPAN30010 Spanish Language IIIa and SPAN30020 Spanish Language IIIb plus 3 further options from this list (minimum 25 credits) to complete their Spanish language requirements for their degree.
SPAN30010	Spanish Language III a	Autumn	5
SPAN30070	Latin American Literature II: To the Boom and Beyond	Autumn	5
SPAN30220	Identity, Sex & Sexuality in Post-Revolutionary Cuban Culture	Autumn	5
SPAN30270	Latin American Social Thought	Autumn	5
SPAN30020	Spanish Language III b	Spring	5
SPAN30230	Historical Memory in Spain: 21st Century Narrative and Film	Spring	5
SPAN30280	Women's Life Writing in Spain	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - G)MIN0OF: Stage 4 Spanish Language Modules. Students taking Spanish as their language must take SPAN30010 Spanish Language IIIa and SPAN30020 Spanish Language IIIb plus 3 further options from this list (minimum 25 credits) to complete their Spanish language requirements for their degree.
Stage 4 Options - H)MIN1OF: Stage 4 Culture Option Modules Pick one module from this list.
CCIV30070	Introduction to Early Irish 1	Autumn	5
FR30290	Qu'est-ce que l'individualisme	Autumn	5
FR30350	Narratives of Place	Autumn	5
GRC30070	Family Life in Ancient Greece	Autumn	5
GRC30330	Death and the Afterlife in the Ancient World	Autumn	5
IR30370	Gaeilge na hAlban	Autumn	5
IRFL30030	The Life Cycle	Autumn	5
IS30020	Web Publishing	Autumn	5
IS30380	Digital Storytelling	Autumn	5
LING20100	Intercultural Communication	Autumn	5
LING30080	Phonology 3	Autumn	5
SPAN30070	Latin American Literature II: To the Boom and Beyond	Autumn	5
ENG31780	Contemporary European Crime Fiction	Spring	5
ENG32310	Climate and Environment in Global Literature	Spring	5
FR30080	Reading Racine's Women	Spring	5
GER30190	Youth & Cruelty in Modernism	Spring	5
GRC30290	Magic in the Ancient World	Spring	5
IR30100	Scéalta Rómánsacha 1300-1800	Spring	5
IR30450	An litríocht réigiúnach	Spring	5
IS30350	The Digital Self	Spring	5
LING30060	First Language Acquisition	Spring	5
LING30070	Syntax 3	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - H)MIN1OF: Stage 4 Culture Option Modules Pick one module from this list.
Stage 4 Options - I)MIN0OF: You may select this module as one of your elective modules. General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives Tab
HUM30050	Professional Communication Workshop	Spring	5
Stage 4 Options - I)MIN0OF: You may select this module as one of your elective modules. General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives Tab

		Award		GPA
Programme	Module Weightings	Rule Description	Description
BHACS024	Stage 4 - 50.00% Stage 3 - 30.00% Stage 2 - 20.00%	Standard Honours Award	First Class Honours	3.68	4.20
			Second Class Honours, Grade 1	3.08	3.67
			Second Class Honours, Grade 2	2.48	3.07
			Pass	2.00	2.47