Linguistics & Modern Languages
- UCAS Code: Q1R8
- Campus Code: 4
- Duration: 4 years
- Places per year: 1-2
On this course, you will learn about the language, culture and history of most European, and many non-European, countries. You’ll study one modern language in depth. Alongside this, you will also explore how the scientific study of language can help us understand the human mind and creativity.
The range of topics available to study across linguistics and modern languages means you can develop your own curiosity about how these areas intersect.
For an overview of the course content, visit the Linguistics & Modern Languages course page on the University website. For information about applying for the course at Trinity Hall, continue reading this page!
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Entry Requirements
Minimum Offer Level
A-Level: A*AA
IB Diploma: 42 points, with 776 at Higher Level
Other: See the University’s Entry Requirements page
Subject Requirements
We don’t ask for any specific subjects to apply to Linguistics and Modern Languages, if you want to study a modern language from scratch. You can study all languages options from scratch, except French.
If you choose French as your language option, you must have:
- A Level/IB Higher Level French
We also recommend any of these subjects for a strong application:
- Languages
- English (language or literature)
- History
- Mathematics
Admissions Process
Written Work
Two recent examples of essays you have written at school. If you are applying for a language that you have already studied at A Level or equivalent, then one of the essays must be in that language.
Admissions Assessment
If shortlisted for interview, you will be asked to take an admissions assessment. The College will register you for this – you do not need to register yourself.
See also the University website’s page on College Admission Assessments.
Interviews
Two interviews of around 25 minutes each.