法语/历史文学学士（荣誉）学位

历史研究是人类社会随着时间的变化和连续性的研究。在这个内容广泛的课程中，您将学习研究过去的不同方法，以此作为从政治，经济，意识形态，社会和文化意义上理解当前的方式。历史主持了性别历史中心，该中心在妇女和性别问题领域与外部组织紧密合作。您将可以参加苏格兰战争研究中心成员提供的课程，该中心提供从中世纪到今天的战争与冲突方面的专业知识。您将学习研究过去的不同方法，以此来从政治，经济，意识形态，社会和文化意义上理解当前。但是，所有学生都修读三门科目，无论您最初的UCAS申请是什么选择，任何一门科目都可以升读荣誉课
French involves the study of a key European and international language as well as the cultures it has influenced across the world. As part of your French degree you can choose to focus on a whole range of topics including French comics, French song, travel writing, medieval France and contemporary French history.<br>The School of Modern Languages & Cultures offers degrees in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. French, German, Italian and Spanish can be studied on their own as a single subject or in combination with many other subjects as a joint degree. Portuguese and Russian are offered as joint degrees, meaning you study them alongside one other subject. Catalan, Chinese (Mandarin), Czech and Polish are all available as optional subjects that can be incorporated into your degree.<br>In your first year, you will usually take a language at either Beginners level (which means youve never studied the language or have studied it at National 5, GCSE or equivalent) or at Non Beginners level (which means you come to Glasgow with a grade B at Higher, A-level or equivalent within the last three years).<br><br>Language graduates go into a whole host of careers including: media, arts organisations, education / teaching, fast stream civil service, banking, management, public relations<br>diplomatic service. Employers really value the transferable skills you gain during a degree in languages. A degree from the School of Modern Languages & Cultures will enable you to look at the world in a different way.