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The School
In any given year SELCS teaches approximately 800 undergraduate students, 100 postgraduate taught (MA) students, 50 research students, 15 ‘short’ course students and 35 long-distance learning students.
The academic and administrative staff reflect the cosmopolitan world of London.The School’s undergraduate and postgraduate courses focus on the literatures, linguistic traditions, history, sociology, philosophy, art, film and other aspects of the cultures associated with the languages taught in the School.
At both undergraduate and undergraduate level, the School accommodates students wishing to focus on a particular language or pair of languages and the cultures associated with it, as well as those who prefer an interdisciplinary approach that examines a genres and approaches that cut across conventional disciplinary boundaries.
The degrees taught in School draw upon most of 30 or so ancient and modern languages taught at UCL. In addition, many degrees permit students to take courses in departments outside the School or at the UCL Language Centre.
Undergraduate and postgraduate taught (MA) students are assigned a personal tutor for the duration of their degree. Further details about personal tutoring are given on the Personal Tutoring page.
The School participates extensively in the following centres:
