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Dilpoma of Languages (1 Viewer)
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xeuyrawp
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Re: Diploma in Languages
I started out doing a DipLang with my current degree (Ancient History), but I'm probably going to upgrade it to something else (international studies or arts or something) to do another major as well.
Doubt you'll find many people doing it here (maybe one or two might poke their heads in...).dior1 said:For those studying a Dip.Lang, where are you studying it, what language are you studying, why are you studying it and do you enjoy it?
And also, what degree are you studying it with?
I started out doing a DipLang with my current degree (Ancient History), but I'm probably going to upgrade it to something else (international studies or arts or something) to do another major as well.
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is it offered by all arts faculties? i only heard about the 3 yr. concurrent program with unsw.
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xeuyrawp
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I'm personally at Macquarie.dior1 said:
Best thing to do is to look it up online on each uni's site.lionking1191 said:
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I'm doing a B.Languages at UNE, which isnt exactly what you're asking about, but it's closer than nothing. The Diploma of Languages is also on offer at UNE.
So, as I said, I'm at UNE - Armidale. They have a very good Languages department. I'm studying two languages, as is expected with B.Lang, and they are French major and Italian minor. I am doing this degree because it shows better career prospects as compared to B/Arts in Languages, and I also have to spend a year overseas. And do I enjoy it? Definately! It is a lot of work, as it is with learning any language, but it is well worth it. You'll have the ability to travel far and to understand the culture and people (and language) a bit better for studying languages previously.
I would definately recommend learning a language.
I know this isnt exactly what you wanted, but I hope it helps nonetheless.
So, as I said, I'm at UNE - Armidale. They have a very good Languages department. I'm studying two languages, as is expected with B.Lang, and they are French major and Italian minor. I am doing this degree because it shows better career prospects as compared to B/Arts in Languages, and I also have to spend a year overseas. And do I enjoy it? Definately! It is a lot of work, as it is with learning any language, but it is well worth it. You'll have the ability to travel far and to understand the culture and people (and language) a bit better for studying languages previously.
I would definately recommend learning a language.
I know this isnt exactly what you wanted, but I hope it helps nonetheless.