University of Sheffield

The Modern Languages Teaching Centre offers all students the opportunity to study languages as part of their degree, including French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

The School of Modern Languages and Linguistics offers French, Germanic and Hispanic Studies alongside Russian and Slavonic studies and is currently home to 600 undergraduates:

French is offered as a single honours degree, as well
as combined with Business Studies, Economics, English,
German, History, Philosophy, Politics, Russian, Spanish,
Law, and Computer Science.
Germanic Studies are available as a single honours degree,
including opportunities to study Dutch, Swedish and
Luxembourgish. German is offered for dual study with Dutch,
Biblical Studies, Computer Science, English, French, Business
Studies, Economics, Hispanic Studies, History, Linguistics,
Music, Philosophy, Politics, Russian and Law.
Spanish is available in a modular form as part of other
courses, such as those listed above for French and German.
Russian is available as a single honours degree, or with
Czech or Polish. Dual honours degrees are available with
English, French, German, History, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy,
Business Studies, East Asian Studies, Economics, Politics
and Hispanic Studies.

Undergraduate degrees are also available in Modern Languages. European Studies, Critical Theory and Translation Studies are available at postgraduate level.

The School of East Asian Studies has 220 students taking undergraduate studies in Chinese, Japanese and Korean and East Asia:

East Asian Studies is offered as single honours or dual
with Business Studies, Music and Russian
Chinese Studies is available as single honours or dual
with Business Studies and Music
Japanese Studies is available as single honours or dual
with Korean Studies, Business Studies, Economics,
Linguistics, Sociology, Politics and Music
Korean Studies is available as single honours or dual with
Japanese Studies, Business Studies, Economics, Linguistics
and Music

Postgraduate courses include advanced studies in language, society and country studies, and political economy, international relations and business.

At the University of Sheffield, most single honours and dual honours courses with a named language component require a period of study or work in a country relevant to the language studied.

Source: University of Sheffield
Source: Adapted from 'Yorkshire Forward Language Skills Capacity Audit 2001'