Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Journalism and Creative Writing and Economics] From University of Strathclyde

YouÕll also have the chance to acquire a critical awareness of the societies and cultures of Spain and Latin America, as well as transferrable skills that can be applied in a number of professional and academic settings.

In order to truly immerse yourself in Spanish and Latin American culture, youÕll spend an extended period studying abroad in either Spain, Mexico, Chile or Argentina. This opportunity to refine your language skills will be bolstered by the research-led teaching youÕll enjoy in Stirling, where 97% of Spanish students say our course staff are good at explaining things (NSS 2017).

If youÕd like to explore multiple subjects, Spanish and Latin American Studies can be combined with loads of other courses. From Education or Business Studies to Law and Journalism, each combination is designed to help you work towards your vision for the future right from the outset of your studies.

Language skills are highly sought after by employers, and open up a wide range of careers. University of Stirling graduates with a degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies have secured jobs teaching in both Spanish and English, translating and interpreting Ð as well as roles working in finance, the civil service, industry and commerce, marketing, administration, charity work, publishing and public relations.

Spanish studies will help you to develop good communication skills. Spending time abroad during your degree also helps to develop cultural awareness, as well as an ability to adapt to new surroundings and work independently or as part of a team. In a job market thatÕs becoming increasingly global, these skills are all in high demand across most career sectors