Modern Languages and Cultures dual degrees - 2025 entry
We offer a wide range of dual degree programmes with modern languages and cultures. You can combine Business Management, English, History, Linguistics, Music, or Politics with one or two languages offered by the School.
Studying a dual degree
Studying for a dual degree with Modern Languages and Cultures allows you to combine your chosen subject with either one or two of the languages we offer in the School. You can combine studying languages with: Business Management, English, History, Linguistics, Music, and Politics.
Which languages can I choose from?
You can study French, German, Spanish and Russian as a post A-level language in a dual degree programme. If you want to start a language from beginner's level you can choose from German, French, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Czech, Catalan, Italian, and Luxembourgish. Please bear in mind that there may be some conditions around which language(s) you can combine, but we will try to make sure you can pick the combination that works for you.
Please note that Italian is a language course only, which means you can study the language over three years but we do not offer an Italian year abroad.
Third year abroad
You will spend your third year abroad. You can decide whether you want to split your year abroad over one or two languages depending on what you are studying. For example, if you study Business Management and Spanish, you will spend a full year in a Spanish speaking area which can be Spain or Latin America. It is up to you, whatever you go for, the full range of year abroad options is available to our students on dual programmes and we prepare the year abroad carefully in your second year to make sure you can make the most of this important year.
Dual subjects - 2025 entry
In order to find out more about the courses on offer, visit the relevant 2025 prospectus entries below:
Results and Clearing 2025
The University of Sheffield has some places for additional high achieving students available through Clearing this year.