Diploma in Languages
Victoria University of Wellington · Wellington · VUW-DIPLOMA-IN-LANGUAGES
Diploma in Languages at Victoria University of Wellington lists 32 subjects. Subjects include Chinese Language 1A, Chinese Language 1B and Chinese Language 2A. The topics that come up most are language, japanese language and italian language (11, 10 and 10 subjects). It has intakes in February and can be studied full-time and part-time.
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
Victoria University of Wellington
Undergraduate
full-time, part-time
On campus (Kelburn)
What you'll study in Diploma in Languages
Example subjects: Chinese Language 1A, Chinese Language 1B, Chinese Language 2A, Chinese Language 2B, French Language 1A, French Language 1B, French Language 2A, French Language 2B, Introduction to the German Language, Elementary German, German Language 2A, German Language 2B.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Diploma in Languages?
Diploma in Languages covers areas like language, japanese-language, italian-language, asian-languages, chinese-language, spanish, japanese-history, mandarin.
Who offers Diploma in Languages?
Diploma in Languages is offered by Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington.
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