Which subjects are taught at graduation level in Foreign languages? How has the course curriculum evolved in the past few years?

Knowing a second language can provide many advantages for business, travel and personal satisfaction. Not only is learning a second language exciting, it also gives students a greater appreciation of the history and culture surrounding that language, and, by extension, of all cultures - including their own. Courses in foreign languages degree programs can include, but are not limited to: Applied Phonetics Civilization and Cultural History Conversation and Composition Linguistics Literature Reading Skills

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This question is a little away from its sense as subjects taught at the graduation level in a foreign language are nothing else but everything about the foreign language. A career in foreign language has always been an attractive proposition, especially for those who have a flair for languages. Translator and interpreter jobs are the best options available with this field for the aspiring individuals. Individuals may pursue either a freelance translator career or chose to seek association with a professional organization. Business interpreters find prospective employment in business firms, travel agencies, etc. One could also option for a career in teaching. Language translators may be employed for public relation, secretarial and executive assignments by: International organizations Embassies Publishing houses The hospitality sector Airlines Export agencies Radio stations Trade organizations There is no formal educational qualification required for pursuing a course in any foreign languages that are short-term. Someone who wants to pursue degree course in any foreign language should have appropriate educational qualification. No specific qualification is required in order to study at cultural centers such as Max Mueller Bhavan or Alliance Franchise, etc. Some institutions like the Jawaharlal Nehru University require a candidate to take an entrance exam on the basis of which they would be selected for the BA, MA and M.Phil courses in a particular language.

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