The BA (Hons) World Languages is a four-year full-time honours degree programme. Applicants for this programme must fulfil the minimum entry requirements (see here).

Languages available:
First Arts (World Languages): Chinese, English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL), French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish;
Second Arts (World Languages): as First Arts (World Languages);
Fourth Arts (World Languages): as Second Arts (World Languages), plus Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL).

Notes:
# May also be taken as a new subject for 15 credits, subject to timetable constraints.
* May only be taken for 25 credits as a new subject, subject to timetable constraints.
## May be taken for 10 credits only in either Second Arts or Fourth Arts.
** May also be taken for 10 or 15 credits by students who took it as a new subject in Second Year, subject to timetable constraints.

In First Arts (World Languages) students take three languages (15 credits each) from those listed below, together with dedicated content (World Languages: 15 credits). To avoid timetable clashes no more than one subject may be chosen from any separate group below.

1. Portuguese
2. Gaeilge/Irish
3. Chinese Studies, German, Latin
4. French
5. Italian
6. Spanish
7. English as a Second or Other Language
8. Japanese
9. Korean

Points to Note:
General: All languages not taken in First Arts (World Languages), except English as a Second or Other Language, French and Gaeilge/Irish, may be taken in Second or Fourth Arts (World Languages) at beginner level, subject to timetable constraints, but students may not take more than 15 credits of Level 1 modules in Fourth Arts (World Languages). Please note that some modules may be taught in the evening: a full timetable will be available in advance of registration.
1. Portuguese: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages) and thereafter as a 20-credit, 15-credit or 10-credit subject in the Second and Fourth Years of the programme. Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in a Portuguese-speaking country, subject to having completed 35 credits of Portuguese in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
2. Gaeilge/Irish: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages), and thereafter as a subject for 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Second and Fourth Arts (World Languages).
3. Chinese Studies: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages) and thereafter as a 15-credit subject in the Second and Fourth Years of the programme. Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university in China, subject to having completed 30 credits of Chinese in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
4. German: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages), and thereafter as a subject for 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Second Arts (World Languages) and for 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Fourth Arts (World Languages). Students wishing to select German (Non-Beginners) should have a minimum grade HC3 in German in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students wishing to take German (Beginners) must, in any case, satisfy the special language requirement for the programme of the equivalent of a minimum of Grade HB3 in any language other than English in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students will be accepted to the Beginners group only if they have no prior German, or if they have reached a level no higher than Junior Certificate German. Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in a German-speaking country, subject to having completed 35 credits of German in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
5. Latin: This is available in First Arts and thereafter only as a 15-credit or 10-credit subject. Students spend the Third Year of their programme studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in one or two of the countries of the other language or languages studied.
6. French: A student will not normally be allowed to select French unless he/she has attained a pass standard in French in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages), and thereafter as a subject for 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Second Arts (World Languages) and for 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Fourth Arts (World Languages). Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in a French-speaking country, subject to having completed 35 credits of French in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
7. Italian: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages), and thereafter as a subject for 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Second Arts (World Languages) and for 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Fourth Arts (World Languages). Students wishing to select Italian (Non-Beginners) should have a minimum grade HC3 in Italian in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students wishing to take Italian (Beginners) must, in any case, satisfy the special language requirement for the programme of the equivalent of a minimum of Grade HB3 in any language other than English in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students who have studied Italian at second level and obtained a grade below HC3 can join the Beginners' Italian course. Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university or on a work placement in Italy, subject to having completed 35 credits of Italian in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
8. Spanish: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages), and thereafter as a subject for 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Second Arts (World Languages) and for 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, 15 or 10 credits in Fourth Arts (World Languages). Students wishing to take Non-Beginners' Spanish must have obtained a minimum Grade HC3 in Spanish in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students wishing to take Spanish (Beginners) must, in any case, satisfy the special language requirement for the programme of the equivalent of a minimum of Grade HB3 in any language other than English in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent). Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university or on a work placement in a Spanish-speaking country, subject to having completed 35 credits of Spanish in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
9. English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL): This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages) and thereafter as a 10-credit subject in the Second and Fourth Years of the programme. Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their programme studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in an English-speaking country, subject to having completed 25 credits of ESOL in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
10. Japanese: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages) and thereafter as a 10-credit subject in the Second Year of the programme; subject to timetable constraints, Japanese may be taken as a 25-credit subject in Second Arts (World Languages). Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university in Japan, subject to having completed 25 credits of Japanese in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).
11. Korean: This subject is available in First Arts (World Languages) and thereafter as a 10-credit subject in the Second Year of the programme; subject to timetable constraints, Korean may be taken as a 25-credit subject in Second Arts (World Languages). Students may spend all or part of the Third Year of their degree studying at an approved university in Korea or studying Korean in Japan, subject to having completed 25 credits of Korean in total across First and Second Arts (World Languages).

Change of Subject (First Year only)

Changes to First Year subjects will be allowed, provided subject prerequisites are met, up to four weeks after the start of Semester 1, i.e. until Friday, 2 October 2015. The on-line facility for making changes to subjects will only be open for the first two weeks of Semester 1, i.e. until Friday, 18 September 2015. Subsequent changes up until Friday, 2nd October 2015 must be processed manually through the Student Records and Examinations Office, West Wing, UCC.  Changes for FETAC and Mature students and any other student not presenting with a Leaving Certificate must be processed manually through the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences Office, G31, O'Rahilly Building. Change of Subject Forms are available here.

Programme Requirements First Arts (World Languages)

WL1101 (10 credits), WL1102 (5 credits)
plus
three languages (15 credits each) from the following:
Chinese, English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL), French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish.

Notes

• Programme Requirements are listed below by language.
• Due to timetabling constraints, students can only choose one language from Chinese, German, Latin.
• Please note that some modules may be taught in the evening: a full timetable will be available in advance of registration.

Programme Requirements for Language Choices begin here.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module Descriptions may be found here.

Examinations
Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2016 Book, and for each module in the Book of Modules, 2015/2016.

Three Year Rule
Students must pass the First University Examination in Arts (World Languages) within three academic years from the date of first registration for First Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

No student may register for Second Arts (World Languages) until he/she has passed the First University Examination in Arts (World Languages). The selection of any module is conditional on the Professor or Lecturer concerned and the College being satisfied that a student is capable of profiting by attendance thereat. Students may not select modules which involve a timetable clash. Please note that some modules may be taught in the evening: a full timetable will be available in advance of registration.

In Second Arts (World Languages), students take 10 credits of designated World Languages modules, plus two or three languages from those listed below, including at least one continued from First Year, for a total of 50 credits in any of the following combinations: 25+25; 30+20; 20+15+15; 20+20+10; 25+15+10; 30+10+10. Before choosing the number of credits to be taken in each language, students must consult with the Course Co-ordinator, who will bring to students’ attention the need to ensure that the credits taken provide appropriate pathways to Third Arts (World Languages), which is to be spent in one or two countries of the languages studied, postgraduate study, teaching careers, etc.: to this end, students must attend a meeting held in June of the First Year. In choosing the languages to be studied in the Year Abroad, students should be aware that one of them must be continued in Fourth Arts (World Languages).

Two Languages
Students register for 10 credits of World Language modules, plus option A or B (at least one language must be continued from First Year)

10 credits		50 credits
World Languages modules	A	twenty-five credits each in any two of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish
	B	thirty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish	twenty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish

Three Languages
Students register for 10 credits of World Language modules, plus option A or B or C or D (at least one language must be continued from First Year)

10 credits		50 credits
World Languages modules	A	twenty-five credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish	fifteen credits in one of these languages Chinese, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese Spanish		ten credits in one of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
	B	thirty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish			ten credits each in any two of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
	C	twenty credits in any two of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish			ten credits in one of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
	D	twenty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish		fifteen credits in any two of these languages Chinese, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish

 

Change of Module

Students wishing to register a change of module must do so via the Student Portal or at the Student Records and Examinations Office no later than two weeks after the start of each Semester, i.e. by Friday, 18 September 2015(Semester 1) or Friday, 22 January 2016 (Semester 2). Semester 1 modules cannot be changed in Semester 2. No changes in registration will be allowed after these deadlines.

Programme Requirements Second Arts (World Languages)

Students take 10 credits as follows:
WL2101, WL2102 (5 credits per module)
plus
50 credits of language modules in any of the following combinations:
25+25; 30+20; 20+15+15; 20+20+10; 25+15+10; 30+10+10.

Languages available:
30 credits: French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish;
25 credits (continued from First Arts (World Languages)): French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish;
25 credits (new subject): Japanese;
20 credits: French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish;
20 credits (new subject): Korean
15 credits (continued from First Arts (World Languages)): Chinese, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish;
15 credits (new subject): Chinese, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish;
10 credits (continued from First Arts (World Languages)): Chinese, English as a Second or Other Language, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish;
10 credits (new subject): Korean

Notes

• Students must continue at least one language studied in First Arts (World Languages).
• Programme Requirements are listed below by language.
• New subjects may be added in Second Arts (World Languages) subject to timetable constraints.
• Please note that some modules may be taught in the evening: a full timetable will be available in advance of registration.

Programme Requirements for Language Choices begin here.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module Descriptions may be found here.
Examinations

Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2016 Book, and for each module in the Book of Modules, 2015/2016.

Three Year Rule

Students must pass the Second University Examinations in Arts (World Languages) within three academic years from the date of first registration for Second Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

From 2016/17 onwards.

Students spend Third Arts (World Languages), at an approved partner institution or at an approved partner institution and on an approved work placement in one or two countries of the languages studied. Subject to a sufficient number of credits being taken in First and Second Arts (World Languages), as specified in the requirements for individual languages, students may spend either two semesters in one country (study at partner institution or at a partner institution and work placement), or one semester at a partner institution in one country and one semester studying or on a work placement in a second country. Students will be assessed by their host university and, in the case of work placements, by the Work Placement Module, LL3901 (20 credits) and the Online Language Module, LL3902 or HS3012 (10 credits). The Third Year will be assessed entirely on a Pass/Fail basis.

Note:

• Students will be consulted regarding study and work placements, but there is no guarantee that they can be accommodated exactly as they wish.
• Students will be advised of the partner institutions in the meeting held in June of the First Year.
• Students are encouraged to take the initiative in organizing work placements themselves, this being a valuable learning experience in itself, but this will be facilitated by the Board of Studies in collaboration with the Careers Service. All placements must be approved by the Board of Studies.
• Please note that work placements in China, Japan and Korea will not initially be available.
• One of the languages taken in Third Arts (World Languages) must be continued on return to UCC for Fourth Arts (World Languages).

Examinations

Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2016 Book.

Three Year Rule

Students must pass the Third University Examination in Arts (World Languages) within three academic years from the date of first registration for Third Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

From 2017/18 onwards.

No student may register for Fourth Arts (World Languages) until he/she has passed the Fourth University Examination in Arts (World Languages). The selection of any module is conditional on the Professor or Lecturer concerned and the College being satisfied that a student is capable of profiting by attendance thereat. Students may not select modules which involve a timetable clash.

In Fourth Arts (World Languages), students take 10 credits of designated World Languages modules, plus two or three languages from those listed below, including at least one continued from First Year and studied during the Second Year and the Third Year abroad, for a total of 50 credits in any of the following combinations: 50; 40+10; 25+25; 30+20; 20+15+15; 20+20+10; 25+15+10; 30+10+10. N.B. Students may not take more than 15 credits at 1000 Level coded modules in Fourth Arts (World Languages). As for Second Year, students will be made aware of the fact that their choices may determine postgraduate and teaching options.

Major Language
Students register for 10 credits of World Language modules, plus 50 credits of French, German, Italian or Spanish (this language must have been studied from First Year)

10 credits	50 credits
World Languages modules	fifty credits in one of these languages French, German, Italian, Spanish

Two Languages
Students register for 10 credits of World Language modules, plus option A or B or C (at least one language must be continued from First and Second Years)

10 credits		50 credits
World Languages modules	A	twenty-five credits each in any two of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish
	B	thirty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish	twenty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
	C	forty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish		ten credits in one of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish

Three Languages
Students register for 10 credits of World Language modules, plus option A or B or C or D (at least one language must be continued from First Year)

10 credits		50 credits
World Languages modules	A	twenty-five credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish	fifteen credits in one of these languages Chinese, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish, Teaching English		ten credits in one of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
	B	thirty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish			ten credits each in any two of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
	C	twenty credits in any two of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish			ten credits in one of these languages Chinese, English, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
	D	twenty credits in one of these languages French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish		fifteen credits in any two of these languages Chinese, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish, Teaching English

Change of Module

Students wishing to register a change of module must do so via the Student Portal or at the Student Records and Examinations Office no later than two weeks after the start of each Semester, i.e. by Friday, 18 September 2015(Semester 1) or Friday, 22 January 2016 (Semester 2). Semester 1 modules cannot be changed in Semester 2. No changes in registration will be allowed after these deadlines.

Programme Requirements Fourth Arts (World Languages)

Students take 10 credits from:
WL4101, WL4102, WL4103 (5 credits per module)
plus
50 credits of language modules in any of the following combinations:
50; 40+10; 25+25; 30+20; 20+15+15; 20+20+10; 25+15+10; 30+10+10.

Languages available:
50 credits: French, German, Italian, Spanish;
40 credits: French, German, Italian, Spanish;
30 credits: French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish;
25 credits (continued from First Arts (World Languages)): French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Spanish;
25 credits (new subject): Japanese;
20 credits: French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish;
15 credits (continued from First Arts (World Languages)): Chinese, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish;
15 credits (new subject): Chinese, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish, Teaching English as a Foreign Language;
10 credits (continued from First and/or Second Arts (World Languages)): Chinese, English as a Second or Other Language, French, Gaeilge/Irish, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish;
10 credits (new subject): Korean

Notes

• Students must continue at least one language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) and in Third Arts (World Languages) – the Year Abroad.
• Programme Requirements are listed below by language.
• New subjects may be added in Second Arts (World Languages) subject to timetable constraints.
• Please note that some modules may be taught in the evening: a full timetable will be available in advance of registration.

Programme Requirements for Language Choices begin here.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module Descriptions may be found here.

Examinations

Full details of regulations governing Examinations for each programme will be contained in the Marks and Standards 2016 Book, and for each module in the Book of Modules, 2015/2016.

Three Year Rule

Students must pass the Third University Examinations in Arts (World Languages) within three academic years from the date of first registration for Third Year. Failure to comply with this rule means that the student will be ineligible to proceed further with his/her studies. Exceptions to this rule may be granted by the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, only for very serious reasons.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
CH1000 (5 credits), CH1001 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
CH2107 (10 credits), CH2011 (5 credits).

Note: In addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass CH2107.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
CH2107 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass CH2107.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Chinese in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints.

Students take 15 credits as follows:
CH1000 (5 credits), CH1001 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass CH1001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 30 credits of Chinese in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters studying at a partner institution in China), or one semester in China (study at partner institution) and one semester in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institution or work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University. Please note that work placements in China, Japan and Korea will not initially be available.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
CH3017 (15 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Chinese in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
CH1000 (5 credits), CH1001 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass CH1001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken CH1000 and CH1001 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Chinese as a 10 or 15-credit subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
CH2107 (10 credits), CH2011 (5 credits).

Note: In addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass CH2107.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
CH2107 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass CH2107.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
LC1101 (10 credits), LC2502 (5 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
LC2101 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass LC2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 25 credits of ESOL in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters in an English-speaking country (study at partner institution and/or work placement), or one semester each in an English-speaking country and in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institutions or one semester study at partner institution and one semester work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University or Universities.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

10-credit Subject

LC3101 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass LC3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
FR1101 (10 credits); FR1201 (5 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹FR2101 (10 credits), FR2202, FR2204 (5 credits per module)
and
10 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2404, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module)
or
5 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2404, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits)

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in another Subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
FR2101 (10 credits), FR2202 (5 credits), FR2204 (5 credits)
and
5 credits from: FR2305, FR2306, FR2404, FR2602, FR2702 (5 credits per module).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
FR2101 (10 credits), FR2202 (5 credits), FR2204 (5 credits).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
FR2101 (10 credits)
and
5 credits from: FR2202, FR2204 (5 credits per module).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
FR2101 (10 credits)

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 35 credits of French in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters in a French-speaking country (study at partner institution and/or work placement), or one semester each in a French-speaking country and in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institutions or one semester study at partner institution and one semester work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University.

Students undertaking a work placement will take 30 credits as follows:
LL3901 (20 credits), LL3902 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

50-credit Subject

Students take 50 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201 (5 credits), FR4202 (5 credits)
and
30 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604 (5 credits per module)
or
25 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604(5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: LL3001, LL3002, LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 40 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201 (5 credits), FR4202 (5 credits)
and
20 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604 (5 credits per module)
or
15 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: LL3001, LL3002, LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201 (5 credits), FR4202 (5 credits)
and
10 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604(5 credits per module)
or
5 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604(5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: LL3001, LL3002, LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201 (5 credits), FR4202 (5 credits)
and
5 credits from: FR4307, FR4403, FR4407, FR4409, FR4505, FR4604 ²LL3001, ²LL3002,²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in another Subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits), FR4201 (5 credits), FR4202 (5 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits)
and
5 credits from: FR4201, FR4202 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹FR4101 (10 credits)

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass FR4101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
GA1003 (15 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

Ábhar 30 creidiúint

Ní foláir 30 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA2001 (10 creidiúint)
agus dhá mhodúl ar a laghad, trí cinn ar a mhéid, as:
GA2003, GA2012, GA2013, GA2014, GA2016, GA2019, GA2023, GA2024 (5 chreidiúint an modúl)
agus aon mhodúl amháin ar a laghad, dhá cheann ar a mhéid, as:
GA2031, GA2032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA2001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 25 creidiúint

Ní foláir 25 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA2001 (10 creidiúint)
agus tríú cinn as na modúil seo leanas:
GA2003, GA2012, GA2013, GA2014, GA2016, GA2019, GA2023, GA2024, GA2031, GA2032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA2001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 20 creidiúint

Ní foláir 20 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA2001 (10 creidiúint)
agus dhá mhodúl as: 
GA2003, GA2012, GA2013, GA2014, GA2016, GA2019, GA2023, GA2024, GA2031, GA2032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA2001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 15 creidiúint

Ní foláir 15 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA2001 (10 creidiúint)
agus aon mhodúl amháin as:
GA2003, GA2012, GA2013, GA2014, GA2016, GA2019, GA2023, GA2024, GA2031, GA2032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl)

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA2001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 10 creidiúint

Ní foláir 10 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA2001 (10 creidiúint).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA2001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Tugann mic léinn an tríú bliain dá gclár léínn ag staidéar in ollscoil faofa agus/nó ar sochrúchán oibre i dtír nó dhó a bhaineann leis an teanga eile nó na teangacha eile a mbítear ag déanamh staidéir orthu.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

Ábhar 30 creidiúint

Ní foláir 30 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA3001 (10 creidiúint)
agus dhá mhodúl ar a laghad, trí cinn ar a mhéid, as:
GA3002, GA3003, GA3004, GA3007, GA3008, GA3016, GA3017, GA3022, GA3024 (5 chreidiúint an modúl)
agus aon mhodúl amháin ar a laghad, dhá cheann ar a mhéid, as:
GA3031, GA3032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

Nóta: Iad sin gur mian leo dhá mhodúl Sean-Ghaeilge a dhéanamh agus nach bhfuil Celtic Civilisation á dhéanamh acu mar ábhar, b'fhéidir leo CC3010 agus CC3011 (le chéile, 5 creidiúint an ceann) a dhéanamh in ionad GA3031 agus GA3032 le chéile.

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA3001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 25 creidiúint

Ní foláir 25 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA3001 (10 creidiúint)
agus trí mhodúl as:
GA3002, GA3003, GA3004, GA3007, GA3008, GA3016, GA3017, GA3022, GA3024, GA3031, GA3032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA3001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 20 creidiúint

Ní foláir 20 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA3001 (10 creidiúint)
agus dhá mhodúl as:
GA3002, GA3003, GA3004, GA3007, GA3008, GA3016, GA3017, GA3022, GA3024, GA3031, GA3032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA3001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 15 creidiúint

Ní foláir 15 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA3001 (10 creidiúint)
agus aon mhodúl amháin as:
GA3002, GA3003, GA3004, GA3007, GA3008, GA3016, GA3017, GA3022, GA3024, GA3031, GA3032 (5 chreidiúint an modúl).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA3001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Ábhar 10 creidiúint
Ní foláir 10 creidiúint a thógaint mar leanas:
¹GA3001 (10 creidiúint).

¹Comh maith leis na rialacha ginearálta a bhaineann le pas a fháil sa bhliain seo, ní foláir do mhic léinn pas a fháil i GA3001.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:

Beginners' German
GE1103 (10 credits), GE1104 (5 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

or

Non-Beginners’ German
GE1101 (10 credits), GE1102 (5 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

30-credit Subject

¹GE2101 (10 credits), GE2102 (5 credits), GE2126 (5 credits)
plus 10 credits from GE2100, GE2113, GE2129, GE2130, either GE2106 or GE2902, [²LL2001 or LL2003] (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.
² Students who take LL2001 cannot choose GE3126 in Fourth Arts (World Languages).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹GE2101 (10 credits)
plus
15 credits from: GE2100, GE2102, GE2113, GE2126, GE2129, GE2130, either GE2106 or GE2902,[²LL2001 or LL2003] (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.
² Students who take LL2001 cannot choose GE3126 in Fourth Arts (World Languages).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹GE2101 (10 credits)
plus
10 credits from: GE2100, GE2102, GE2113, GE2126, GE2129, GE2130, either GE2106 or GE2902, [²LL2001 or LL2003] (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.
² Students who take LL2001 cannot choose GE3126 in Fourth Arts (World Languages).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹GE2101 (10 credits)
plus
5 credits from: GE2100, GE2102, GE2113, GE2126, GE2129, GE2130, either GE2106 or GE2902, [²LL2001 or LL2003] (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.
² Students who take LL2001 cannot choose GE3126 in Fourth Arts (World Languages).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹GE2101 (10 credits).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken German in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' German
GE1103 (10 credits), GE1104 (5 credits).

Note: In addition the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE1103.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 35 credits of German in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters in a German-speaking country (study at partner institution and/or work placement), or one semester each in a German-speaking country and in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institutions or one semester study at partner institution and one semester work placement) All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University.

Students undertaking a work placement will take 30 credits as follows:
LL3901 (20 credits), LL3902 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

50-credit Subject

Students take 50 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
plus
40 credits from: GE3103, GE3108, GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3139, GE3142, GE3145, GE3902, GE3904, GE4323, ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 40 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
plus
30 credits from: GE3103, GE3108, GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3139, GE3142, GE3145, GE3902, GE3904, GE4323, ²LL3001, ²LL3002,²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
and
20 credits from: GE3103, GE3108, GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3139, GE3142, GE3145, GE3902, GE3904, GE4323, ²LL3001, ²LL3002,²LL3102 (5 credits per module).
Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
and
15 credits from: GE3103, GE3108, GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3139, GE3142, GE3145, GE3902, GE3904, GE4323, ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.
²Not more than one LL-coded module may be chosen.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
plus
10 credits from: GE3103, GE3108, GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3139, GE3142, GE3145, GE3902, GE3904, GE4323 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits)
plus
5 credits from: GE3103, GE3108, GE3126, GE3136, GE3137, GE3139, GE3142, GE3145, GE3902, GE3904, GE4323 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹GE3101 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken German in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' German
GE1103 (10 credits), GE1104 (5 credits).

Note: In addition the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE1103.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken GE1103 and GE1104 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take German as a 20-credit, 15-credit or 10-credit subject (see requirements for Second Arts (World Languages) in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints: in addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass GE2101.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' Italian
IT1101 (10 credits), IT1201 (5 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

or

Non-Beginners' Italian
IT1102 (10 credits), IT1201 (5 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹IT2101 (10 credits)
plus either
20 credits from: IT2102, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2309, IT2310 (5 credits per module)
or
15 credits from: IT2102, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2309, IT2310 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL2001, ²LL2003 (5 credits)

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in the other subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹IT2101 (10 credits)
plus either
15 credits from: IT2102, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2309, IT2310 (5 credits per module)
or
10 credits from: IT2102, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2309, IT2310 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: ²LL2001,²LL2003 (5 credits).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.
²Students taking a module in the LL2000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in the other subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹IT2101 (10 credits)
and
10 credits from: IT2102, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2309, IT2310 (5 credits per module).

Note: ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹IT2101 (10 credits)
and
5 credits from: IT2102, IT2304, IT2305, IT2306, IT2309, IT2310 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹IT2101 (10 credits)

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Italian in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' Italian
¹IT1101 (10 credits), IT1201 (5 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT1101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 35 credits of Italian in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters in Italy (study at partner institution and/or work placement), or one semester each in Italy and in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institutions or one semester study at partner institution and one semester work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University.

Students undertaking a work placement will take 30 credits as follows:
LL3901 (20 credits), LL3902 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

50-credit Subject

Students take 50 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3205 (5 credits)
plus either 35 credits as follows:
[IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
or
30 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101 (10 credits).
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in another subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 40 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3205, (5 credits)
plus either 25 credits from:
[IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
or
20 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316, IT3401 (5 credits per module)
and 5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in another subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3205 (5 credits)
plus either
15 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316 (5 credits per module)
or
10 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in the other subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3205 (5 credits per module)
plus either
10 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316 (5 credits per module)
or
5 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316 (5 credits per module)
and
5 credits from: ²LL3001, ²LL3002, ²LL3102 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.
²Students taking a module in the LL3000 series may not include the same module in the credits taken in the other subject.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits), IT3205 (5 credits per module)
plus
5 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits)
plus
5 credits from: [IT3110 or IT3120], IT3307, IT3312, IT3314, IT3315, IT3316 (5 credits per module).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹IT3101 (10 credits).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT3101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Italian in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' Italian
¹IT1101 (10 credits), IT1201 (5 credits).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT1101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken IT1101 and IT1201 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Italian as a 20-credit, 15-credit or 10-credit subject (see requirements for Second Arts (World Languages) in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints: in addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass IT2101.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
AS1500 (5 credits), ¹AS1505 (10 credits).

Note:
¹Higher level modules are available at the discretion of the programme convenor for those with prior knowledge of Japanese language.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹AS1507 (10 credits)

or

¹AS1508 (10 credits).

Note:
¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1507 or AS1508.

Students who have not taken Japanese in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
AS1500 (5 credits), ¹AS1506 (10 credits), ¹AS1508 (10 credits).

Note: ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1506 and AS1508.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
AS1500 (5 credits), ¹AS1505 (10 credits)

or

AS1500 (5 credits), ¹AS1506 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1505 or AS1506 as appropriate.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 25 credits of Japanese in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters studying at a partner institution in Japan, or one semester in Japan (study at partner institution) and one semester in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institution or work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University. Please note that a work placement in Japan will not initially be available.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

Students who have not taken Japanese in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
AS1500 (5 credits), ¹AS1505 (10 credits)

or

AS1500 (5 credits), ¹AS1506 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1505 or AS1506 as appropriate.

Students who have taken AS1500 and AS1505 or AS1506 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Japanese as a 10-credit subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹AS1507 (10 credits)

or

¹AS1508 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1507 or AS1508.

Students who have taken AS1507 or AS1508 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Japanese as a 20-credit or 10-credit subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:

¹AS1511 (10 credits), ¹AS1513 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1511 and AS1513.

10-credit subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:

¹AS1510 (10 credits)

or

¹AS1511 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1510 or AS1511.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
AS1600 (5 credits), [AS1605 or AS1606] (10 credits)

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1605 or AS1606.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

20-credit subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:

AS1606 (10 credits), AS1608 (10 credits)

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1606 and AS1608.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
AS1605 (10 credits) or AS1606 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1605 or AS1606.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Students spend the Third Year of their programme studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in one or two of the countries of the other language or languages studied. (N.B. Erasmus regulations allow a student to avail of only one study placement and one work placement. Please note that a work placement in Korea will not initially be available.)

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

Students who have not taken Korean in Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new 10 or 15 credit subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
AS1600 (5 credits), [AS1605 or AS1606] (10 credits)

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1605 or AS1606.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
AS1605 (10 credits) or AS1606 (10 credits).

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1605 or AS1606.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken Korean as a 10-credit subject (AS1605 or AS1606) in Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a 10-credit subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

10 credit subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
AS1607 (10 credits) or AS1608 (10 credits).

Note:In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass AS1607 or AS1608.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
LT1001 (15 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹LT2009, LT2025, LT2029 (5 credits per module)

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass LT2009.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹LT2009, LT2025 (5 credits per module)

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass LT2009.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Latin in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints.

Students take 15 credits as follows:
LT1001 (15 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Students spend the Third Year of their programme studying at an approved university and/or on a work placement in one or two of the countries of the other language or languages studied.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
LT3030, LT3035, LT3036 (5 credits per module)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
LT3035, LT3036 (5 credits per module)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Latin in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints.

Students take 15 credits as follows:
LT1001 (15 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken LT1001 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Latin as a 15-credit or 10-credit subject (see requirements for Second Arts (World Languages) in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints: in addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass LT2009.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
PU1101 (10 credits), PU1102 (5 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹PU2201 (10 credits), PU2202 (5 credits), PU2203 (5 credits).

¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU2201.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹PU2201 (10 credits)
and
5 credits from: PU2202, PU2203 (5 credits per module).

Note: ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU2201.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹PU2201 (10 credits).

Note: ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU2201.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Portuguese in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹PU1101 (10 credits), PU1102 (5 credits).

Note: ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU1101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 35 credits of Portuguese in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters in a Portuguese-speaking country (study at partner institution and/or work placement), or one semester each in a Portuguese-speaking country and in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institutions or one semester study at partner institution and one semester work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University.

Students undertaking a work placement will take 30 credits as follows:
LL3901 (20 credits), LL3902 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹PU3301 (10 credits), PU3302 (5 credits), PU3303(5 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU3301 or PU2201 if PU1101 taken in Second Arts (WL)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹PU3301 (10 credits)
and
5 credits from: PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU3301.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹PU3301 (10 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU3301.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Portuguese in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹PU1101 (10 credits), PU1102 (5 credits).

Note:¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU1101.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken PU1101 and PU1102 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Portuguese as a 20-credit, 15-credit or 10-credit subject (see requirements for Second Arts (World Languages) in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints: in addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass PU2201.

FIRST ARTS (World Languages)

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' Spanish
HS1101 (15 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

or

Non-Beginners' Spanish
HS1030 (5 credits) HS1102 (10 credits)

Note: Students wishing to take Non-Beginners' Spanish must have obtained a minimum Grade HC3 in Spanish in the Leaving Certificate Examination (or equivalent).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

SECOND ARTS (World Languages)

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹HS2101 or ¹HS2102 (10 credits per module)
plus 20 credits of optional modules to include at least 10 credits from Group A²:

Group A²
HS2009, HS2011, HS2013, HS2014, HS2026, HS2046 (5 credits per module).

Group B
HS2006, HS2018, ³HS2019, ³HS2022, ³HS2023, ³HS2024, ³HS2025, HS2044, HS2057, [LL2001 or LL2003], ³PU2020, ³PU2203 (5 credits per module) ³PU2021 (10 credits).

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits)
• ²Students should refer to the Department for registration protocol of elective modules
• ³Students are only permitted to take one other peninsular language apart from Spanish in second year as part of their optional module choices.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹HS2101 or ¹HS2102 (10 credits per module)
plus 15 credits of optional modules to include at least 10 credits from Group A²:

Group A²
HS2009, HS2011, HS2013, HS2014, HS2026, HS2046 (5 credits per module) .

Group B
HS2006, HS2018, ³HS2019, ³HS2022, ³HS2023, ³HS2024, ³HS2025, HS2044, HS2057, [LL2001 or LL2003], ³PU2020, ³PU2203 (5 credits per module) ³PU2021 (10 credits).

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits)
• ²Students should refer to the Department for registration protocol of elective modules
• ³Students are only permitted to take one other peninsular language apart from Spanish in second year as part of their optional module choices.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits per module).
plus 10 credits from the following:
HS2009, HS2011, HS2013, HS2014, HS2026, HS2046.

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits per module).
plus 5 credits from the following:
HS2009, HS2011, HS2013, HS2014, HS2026, HS2046.

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits from the following:
HS2101 or HS2102 (10 credits per module)

Note: In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2101 or HS2102

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Spanish in First Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Second Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' Spanish
HS1101 (15 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

THIRD ARTS (World Languages)
Subject to having completed a total of 35 credits of Spanish in First and Second Arts (World Languages), students may spend either two semesters in a Spanish-speaking country (study at partner institution and/or work placement), or one semester each in a Spanish-speaking country and in a country of a second language studied in First and Second Arts (World Languages) (study at partner institutions or one semester study at partner institution and one semester work placement). All courses taken during Third Arts (World Languages) will be assessed by the approved Host University.

Students undertaking a work placement will take 30 credits as follows:
LL3901 (20 credits), HS3012 (10 credits)

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

50-credit Subject

Students take 50 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits), HS3063 (5 credits)
plus 35 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010, ²HS3022,²HS3023,²HS3024,²HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3058,³LL3001,³LL3002,³LL3102,²PU3020, PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

²Students may also select one of the following second year 5-credit language-learning modules (not already taken), as an elective:
HS2018, HS2019, HS2022, HS2023, HS2024, HS2025, PU2020 (5 credits per module)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits).
• ²Students are only permitted to take one 5-credit peninsular language from the second-year option list, and cannot choose a module they have studied previously. They are not permitted to take any other second year modules.
• ³Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, and LL3102.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

40-credit Subject

Students take 40 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus 30 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010,²HS3022,²HS3023,²HS3024,²HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3058, HS3063, ³LL3001,³LL3002,³LL3102,²PU3020, PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

²Students may also select one of the following second year 5-credit language-learning modules (not already taken), as an elective:
HS2018, HS2019, HS2022, HS2023, HS2024, HS2025, PU2020 (5 credits per module)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits)
• ²Students are only permitted to take one 5-credit peninsular language from the second-year option list, and cannot choose a module they have studied previously. They are not permitted to take any other second year modules.
• ³Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, and LL3102.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

30-credit Subject

Students take 30 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus 20 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010,²HS3022,²HS3023,²HS3024,²HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3058,³LL3001,³LL3002,³LL3102,²PU3020, PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

²Students may also select one of the following second year 5-credit language-learning modules (not already taken), as an elective:
HS2018, HS2019, HS2022, HS2023, HS2024, HS2025, PU2020 (5 credits per module)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits)
• ²Students are only permitted to take one 5-credit peninsular language from the second-year option list, and cannot choose a module they have studied previously. They are not permitted to take any other second year modules.
• ³Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, and LL3102.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

25-credit Subject

Students take 25 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus 15 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010,²HS3022,²HS3023,²HS3024,²HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3058,³LL3001,³LL3002, ³LL3102,²PU3020, PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

²Students may also select one of the following second year 5-credit language-learning modules (not already taken), as an elective:
HS2018, HS2019, HS2022, HS2023, HS2024, HS2025, PU2020 (5 credits per module)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits)
• ²Students are only permitted to take one 5-credit peninsular language from the second-year option list, and cannot choose a module they have studied previously. They are not permitted to take any other second year modules.
• ³Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, and LL3102.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

20-credit Subject

Students take 20 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus 10 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010,²HS3022,²HS3023,²HS3024,²HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3058,³LL3001,³LL3002,³LL3102,²PU3020, PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

²Students may also select one of the following second year 5-credit language-learning modules (not already taken), as an elective:
HS2018, HS2019, HS2022, HS2023, HS2024, HS2025, PU2020 (5 credits per module)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits)
• ²Students are only permitted to take one 5-credit peninsular language from the second-year option list, and cannot choose a module they have studied previously. They are not permitted to take any other second year modules.
• ³Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002, and LL3102.

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)
plus 5 credits from the following²:
HS3004, HS3005, HS3007, HS3008, HS3010,²HS3022,²HS3023,²HS3024,²HS3025, HS3031, HS3044, HS3054, HS3058,³LL3001,³LL3002,³LL3102,²PU3020, PU3302, PU3303 (5 credits per module).

²Students may also select one of the following second year 5-credit language-learning modules (not already taken), as an elective:
HS2018, HS2019, HS2022, HS2023, HS2024, HS2025, PU2020 (5 credits per module)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001 (10 credits)
• ²Students are only permitted to take one 5-credit peninsular language from the second-year option list, and cannot choose a module they have studied previously. They are not permitted to take any other second year modules.
• ³Students may take only one of LL3001, LL3002 and LL3102

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

10-credit Subject

Students take 10 credits as follows:
¹HS3001 (10 credits)

Note:

• ¹In addition to the general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS3001

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have not taken Spanish in First or Second Arts (World Languages) may take it as a new subject in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints:

Students take 15 credits as follows:
Beginners' Spanish
HS1101 (15 credits).

Module Semester Information may be found here. Module descriptions may be found here.

Students who have taken HS1101 in Second Arts (World Languages) may take Spanish as a 20-credit, 15-credit or 10-credit subject (see requirements for Second Arts (World Languages) in Fourth Arts (World Languages), subject to timetable constraints: in addition to general regulations for passing the year, students must pass HS2001 or HS2002.

FOURTH ARTS (World Languages)

15-credit Subject

Students take 15 credits as follows:
LC3201 (5 credits), LC3202 (10 credits)

Programme Learning Outcomes for BA (Hons) (World Languages) NFQ Level 8, Major Award

On successful completion of this programme, students should be able to:

• demonstrate a high level of linguistic competence in each of the languages studied, and at a level commensurate with the number of credits taken;
• read texts at an appropriate level in each of the languages studied and perform tasks based on their comprehension;
• communicate in writing at an appropriate level and in a range of registers in each of the languages studied;
• perform tasks based on aural comprehension and communicate orally at an appropriate level and in a range of registers in each of the languages studied;
• demonstrate awareness of aspects of non-linguistic communication relevant to each of the languages studied;
• engage in meta-linguistic discourse: i.e. discuss, describe and analyse language as a system;
• read and analyse a range of texts (including film and audio-visual texts) pertaining to the culture(s) of one or more of the languages studied;
• convey their knowledge in critical essays and oral presentations, using the critical vocabulary and methodologies of the relevant disciplines.