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Course of Interest: Travel and Tourism

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Today 06.10.18 I went to my first open day at Southbank University. My course of interest was travel and tourism. At first I entered the University and I had a campus tour and they showed us all around the university and they explained to us the accommodation in Southbank. I went to the 3rd floor to have a one to one to one of the teachers about my course of interest. After a brief explanation about the course and the modules we would be seeing I really didn’t feel that much interest for the course. I realised travel and tourism wasn’t something that I felt passion for so I decided to go in to midwifery and listen to a talk that was taking place on the ground floor. After today I realised I was not interested in either courses to a kept looking for different options.

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UAL L3 Final Graded Unit Assessment Criteria Matrix

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UAL L3 Final Graded Unit Assessment Criteria Matrix

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UAL L3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts Specification

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UAL L3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts Specification

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Course of Interest: Modern Languages

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UCL is consistently ranked as one of the top ten universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2010-2022) and is No.2 in the UK for research power (Research Excellence Framework 2021).

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Course of Interest: Spanish and Global Communication

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Today I went to University of Westminster to an open day accompanied by my mum. My course of interest at this University was Spanish and global communication. At the open day I was able to have a one to one with one of the teachers of this course and they explained to me that the language I choose could be learnt from scratch. At that moment I decided I wanted to learn French and Global Communication at this university.

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Course of Interest: French and Global Communication

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University of Westminster 309 Regent Street London W1B 2HW

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Course of Interest: Modern Languages

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Modern Language Centre | King's College London

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King's College London's Modern Language Centre provides part-time daytime, evening and online e-learning language courses

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Course of Interest: Modern Language

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Core Modules

Year 1

Depending on which languages you have studied prior to starting at Royal Holloway, or are a native speaker of, you may choose to study up to three from French, German, Italian and/or Spanish.

All languages we teach have a beginners', post-A-level, and native speaker-level pathway, allowing you to study one ab initio (from scratch). If you chose to study a language at post-A Level (or equivalent) or native speaker-level, you will be encouraged to take another ab initio in Year 1, which you may then continue in Years 2 and 4.

As a Modern Languages student you will take:

Alternatively, if you speak one (or more) language at native speaker-level then you will take:

Introduction to Translation: Professional Skills

If you choose to study French you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

If you choose to study German you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

If you choose to study Italian you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

If you choose to study Spanish you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

Year 2

You may continue with one, two, or three languages, depending on those taken in Year 1.

If you speak one (or more language) at native speaker-level then you will take:

If you choose to study French you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

If you choose to study German you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

If you choose to study Italian you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

If you choose to study Spanish you will take one of the following according to your language proficiency:

You may continue with one, two, or three languages, depending on those taken in Year 2.

If you choose to study French you will take:

If you choose to study German you will take:

If you choose to study Italian you will take:

If you choose to study Spanish you will take:

Optional Modules

Year 1

Optional cultural modules in Modern Languages include:

Reading Texts: Criticism for Comparative Literature

Tales of the City: Introduction to Thematic Analysis

Visual Arts 1: Artists and their Materials

Optional cultural modules in French include:

Introduction to French Literature: Critical Skills

Optional cultural modules in German include:

Optional cultural modules in Italian include:

Politics, Religion, and Love: the Italian Three Crowns (Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio)

Fascist Italy

Optional cultural modules in Spanish include:

Passion and Betrayal on the Spanish Stage

Culture and Identity in Latin America

Comparative Hispanic Culture

Visualising Cuba

Year 2
Optional cultural modules in Modern Languages include:

International Film 2: Readings and Representations

A Special Theme in the Novel: Transgressions

Histories of Representation

Critical and Comparative Approaches

Visual Arts II: Genre and Movements

Deviance, Defiance and Disorder in Early Modern Spanish and French Literature

Gender and Clothing in 20th-Century Literature and Culture

Optional cultural modules in French include:

Approaches to Translation Work

Socio-Political Issues of Contemporary France in Fiction and Translation

Writing Romance and Desire

Cinema in France

Optional cultural modules in German include:

Optional cultural modules in Italian include:

Optional cultural modules in Spanish include:

Year 4

Optional cultural modules in Modern Languages include:

From Aestheticism to the Avant-Garde

The Gothic Mode in Spanish and English Fiction: Dissertation

Transnationalism, Diaspora and Globalisation in Contemporary Film: Dissertation

Humans and Other Animals in Twenty-First Century Fiction and Thought

Comparative Dissertation

Visual Arts Dissertation

Final-Year International Film Dissertation

Optional cultural modules in French include:

Advanced Translating Skills

Image, Identity and Consumer Culture in Post-war Fiction and Film

Text and Image in France: from Cubism to the Present

Ethics and Violence: Murder, Suicide and Genocide in Literature and Film

Wanton Women: Artists and Writers of the French Avant-Garde

Blindness and Vision in French Culture

Villains and Villainy in Early Modern French Theatre

French Final Year Dissertation

Optional cultural modules in German include:

Narrative and Identity: The German Novel from the 18th to the 21st Century

Dark Tales: E.T.A. Hoffmann and German Romanticism

National Socialism and the Third Reich in German Film and Visual Culture from 1933 to the Present

German Dissertation

Optional cultural modules in Italian include:

Optional cultural modules in Spanish include:

Contemporary Mexican Cinema

Spanish American Literature: An Overview

Devotion, Deceit, Desire: Literature of the Spanish Golden Age

Horror Cinema in the Hispanic World

Spanish Dissertation

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Modern Languages BA | Royal Holloway, University of London

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Core Modules Year 1 Depending on which languages you have studied prior to starting at Royal Holloway, or are a native speaker of, you may choose to study up to three from French, German, Italian and/or Spanish. All languages we teach have a beginners', post-A-level, and native speaker-level pathway, allowing you to study one ab initio (from scratch).

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Auditions will be performed at 10am on Friday 15th Feb

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Auditions will be performed at 10am on Friday 15th Feb

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You will prepare 1 piece of audition/application material (2 mins long) that demonstrates your specialism and can be used to demonstrate your skills for a role in our FMP.  The audition material could be a monologue, song, dance, piece of creative writing that you present through performance (this should be proposed to your assessor).

You should:

Select a particular genre/style that you will present your audition/application material and research this analysing the key characteristics of the style – this should also refer to practitioners that inform your training. You should document your research and analysis on Padlet. Expain why you have made these decsions

Research and discuss any cultural, historical or social influences that influence your work and document these on Padlet

Discuss how you have used your research to create and present your audition material. Your research could include themes and ideas, a character profile, an analysis of the text

Include 3/4 videos of you rehearsing your audition material explaining why you have made the decisions to present and rehearse the piece in the way you have

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Rehearsal #1

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Next, you'll need to write about your personal skills and achievements. Universities like to know the abilities you have that'll help you on the course, or generally with life at university.
Don't forget to include evidence to back up why you're so excited about the course(s) you've chosen.

Be bold and talk about the achievements you're proud of.

Include positions of responsibility you hold, or have held, both in and out of school.

What are the things that make you interesting, special, or unique?

Your work experience and future plans are important to include. You should share details of jobs, placements, work experience, or voluntary work, particularly if it's relevant to your course.

Try to link any experience to skills or qualities that'll make you successful.

If you know what you'd like to do after as a career, explain how you plan to use the knowledge and experience that you'll gain to launch your career.

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How To Write Your Undergraduate Personal Statement

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Stand out from the crowd by showcasing who you are and what you can bring to a university as you begin your undergraduate journey.