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In an increasingly interconnected world, mastery of multiple languages has become a crucial competitive advantage. A dual degree in English Studies and Applied Francophone Studies provides comprehensive training in two of the most important global languages, English and French, preparing students to function effectively in international environments where the ability to communicate across languages and cultures is essential.

The Bachelor's Degree in English Studies provides a thorough understanding of the English language, its literature, and culture, as well as a solid foundation in linguistics and literary theory. It enables students to analyze and understand complex texts, develop high-level oral and written communication skills, and acquire a critical view of Anglophone society and culture.

Furthermore, the Applied Francophone Studies component offers specialized knowledge of the French language, as well as the literary and cultural diversity of the Francophone world. This expands professional opportunities in Francophone countries and international organizations, and delves into the historical, sociocultural, political, and economic ties with Francophone countries, especially those closest to the Canary Islands.

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The dual degree in English Studies and Applied Francophone Studies is especially suitable for students interested in learning subjects related to the English and French language areas.

They must also have an interest in reading and writing in English and French; an interest in expressing themselves adequately in these languages; a critical mind; and an interest in culture and human thought.

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Career opportunities

This dual degree in English Studies and Applied Francophone Studies offers a significant advantage in terms of career opportunities by providing training that transcends the capabilities of each degree alone.

Rather than being limited to the individual opportunities offered by each degree, the double degree creates a hybrid and highly competitive professional profile. The key advantages of the double degree include:

  • Greater versatility: Graduates can apply for positions that require advanced proficiency in both languages and in-depth knowledge of both cultures, opening doors in sectors such as international tourism, foreign trade, diplomacy, international project management, language mediation, and intercultural communication.
  • Specialized profile: This double degree allows students to develop a unique professional profile, combining linguistic and cultural skills with specific knowledge in areas such as translation, comparative cultural management, and bilingual teaching in international contexts.
  • Competitiveness in the labor market: In a globalized world, companies and organizations seek professionals with multiple linguistic and cultural skills. This dual degree provides a competitive advantage by demonstrating the ability to work effectively in multilingual and multicultural environments.
  • Adaptability: Graduates are better prepared to adapt to changing labor market demands because they possess a broader and more flexible skill set.

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February 21, 2025 - 2:41 PM UTC

Provisional list of candidates admitted, admitted on condition, and excluded from the pre-selection process for Erasmus+ study mobility at the Faculty of Humanities for the 2025-2026 academic year.

March 5, 2024 - 3:10 PM UTC

Final list of Erasmus students admitted for 2024-2025 at the Faculty of Humanities
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General information

Title description

In an increasingly interconnected world, mastery of multiple languages has become a crucial competitive advantage. A dual degree in English Studies and Applied Francophone Studies provides comprehensive training in two of the most important global languages, English and French, preparing students to function effectively in international environments where the ability to communicate across languages and cultures is essential.

The Bachelor's Degree in English Studies provides a thorough understanding of the English language, its literature, and culture, as well as a solid foundation in linguistics and literary theory. It enables students to analyze and understand complex texts, develop high-level oral and written communication skills, and acquire a critical view of Anglophone society and culture.

Furthermore, the Applied Francophone Studies component offers specialized knowledge of the French language, as well as the literary and cultural diversity of the Francophone world. This expands professional opportunities in Francophone countries and international organizations, and delves into the historical, sociocultural, political, and economic ties with Francophone countries, especially those closest to the Canary Islands.

Addressed to

The dual degree in English Studies and Applied Francophone Studies is especially suitable for students interested in learning subjects related to the English and French language areas.

They must also have an interest in reading and writing in English and French; an interest in expressing themselves adequately in these languages; a critical mind; and an interest in culture and human thought.

Regulated profession

Career opportunities

This dual degree in English Studies and Applied Francophone Studies offers a significant advantage in terms of career opportunities by providing training that transcends the capabilities of each degree alone.

Rather than being limited to the individual opportunities offered by each degree, the double degree creates a hybrid and highly competitive professional profile. The key advantages of the double degree include:

  • Greater versatility: Graduates can apply for positions that require advanced proficiency in both languages and in-depth knowledge of both cultures, opening doors in sectors such as international tourism, foreign trade, diplomacy, international project management, language mediation, and intercultural communication.
  • Specialized profile: This double degree allows students to develop a unique professional profile, combining linguistic and cultural skills with specific knowledge in areas such as translation, comparative cultural management, and bilingual teaching in international contexts.
  • Competitiveness in the labor market: In a globalized world, companies and organizations seek professionals with multiple linguistic and cultural skills. This dual degree provides a competitive advantage by demonstrating the ability to work effectively in multilingual and multicultural environments.
  • Adaptability: Graduates are better prepared to adapt to changing labor market demands because they possess a broader and more flexible skill set.

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