Diploma in Languages
University of Auckland · Auckland · UOA-DIPLANG
Diploma in Languages at University of Auckland lists 138 subjects. Subjects include Egyptian Language 1A, Ancient Greek Language 1 and Egyptian Language 1B. The topics that come up most are italian language, translation studies and language (47, 43 and 39 subjects). It has intakes in March and July and can be studied full-time and part-time.
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Auckland
Undergraduate
full-time, part-time
City
What you'll study in Diploma in Languages
Example subjects: Egyptian Language 1A, Ancient Greek Language 1, Egyptian Language 1B, Ancient Greek Language 2, Egyptian Language 2A, Ancient Greek Language: Intermediate, Ancient Greek Literary Texts, Beginning Modern Chinese 1, Beginning Modern Chinese 2, Chinese Study Abroad 1, Intermediate Modern Chinese 1, Intermediate Modern Chinese 2.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Diploma in Languages?
Diploma in Languages covers areas like italian-language, translation-studies, language, latin-american-studies, latin, french-language, classical-studies, french.
Who offers Diploma in Languages?
Diploma in Languages is offered by University of Auckland, Auckland.
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