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Innovative postgraduate programmes

Informed by world-leading research across linguistic, geographic and disciplinary boundaries
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Research with impact

Our conference hosted with the Vatican looked at the implications of rising levels of atheism
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Hispanic Studies students explore Cuba

Havana 'exceeded all expectations'

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You study with students and staff who share your interest in European cultural life, past and present. The School’s diversity makes it a fascinating place to learn.

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From the beginning to the end, the School wants you to feel that you are a part of the community.

Maria Valentina Bruns - BA (Hons) European Studies (German)

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our research community

The broad scope of the School encourages research that crosses disciplinary boundaries. The quality of our research led to excellent rankings in the most recent Research Excellence Framework.
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Amalia Arvaniti awarded €2.5m research grant

Professor Arvaniti’s award will allow her to investigate the role of tone of voice in communication

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