BA Modern Languages / Mathematics - BA (Hons)

Aberystwyth University

By studying BA Modern Languages / Mathematics at Aberystwyth University, you will explore the language of mathematics which underpins much of the modern world, alongside your choice of modern languages, including French, German, Spanish and Italian.

In studying Mathematics, you will develop clear analytical thought processes, problem-solving abilities and the capacity for logical argument. Such skills are highly transferable and attractive to employers in a range of sectors. Mathematics graduates make significant contributions to vital areas such as science, engineering, technology and finance.

You will also develop and improve your language skills with the Department of Modern Languages, where you will develop a higher appreciation, knowledge and passion for languages and cultures.

**Why study Modern Languages / Mathematics at Aberystwyth University?**
- You can study your choice of languages from beginners' or advanced level - choose from French, German, Spanish and Italian. Beginners will follow an intensive course in the first year.


- You will typically receive 5.5 hours of linguistic and grammar classes per week. The Department of Modern Languages is a relatively small and close-knit department, which means that you will benefit from our unique approach to language development. All of our language tutors are native speakers or experts in the relevant target language.


- Your year abroad will be spent in a country related to your chosen language. You can choose to study at one of our partnered universities, undertake a paid or unpaid work placement, or a combination of the two.


- Mathematics has been taught in Aberystwyth since 1872, so that the Department of Mathematics builds on over 150 of teaching excellence.


- You will uncover a discipline that combines the identification and analysis of shapes and patterns with data collation and calculation.


- Both departments aim to create a friendly, open and supportive learning environment in which students are able to reach their full potential.

Department of Mathematics