You are required to demonstrate a high level of motivation and commitment to all aspects of language learning. In addition to studying courses in business, economic and social studies, you will study the society, institutions, culture and civilisation associated with your chosen language. The language components have an up to date social, economic and business orientation, as distinct from a historical or literature - based perspective.

You get the knowledge and skills necessary to communicate internationally and to understand the social, political and cultural contexts of markets, organisations and management across countries. Year 3 including a short work placement at the end, is spent at a university in the country of the language in which you are specialising.