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The Faculty of Modern & Medieval Languages

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Undergraduate study

MML came top of the league table for Modern Languages and Linguistics in the University Guide 2014 published by the Guardian newspaper. A maximum score of 100 out of 100 put Cambridge amongst the top rated of all UK Universities for student satisfaction (with the course, teaching, and feedback), as well as student/staff ratio, spend per student, and career destinations.

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Graduate study

The Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge is a large but closely-knit multi-departmental Faculty, offering teaching and research facilities in Dutch, French, Occitan, German, Italian, Modern Greek, Neo-Latin, Russian, Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese and Linguistics, among other areas such as comparative literature and film.

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Events

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Latest news

Professor Philip Ford

10 May 2013

With great regret the Department of French has to report the recent death of Professor Philip Ford, at the age of 64, after a short illness.

Exhibition of Italian Books at National Trust House, curated by Dr Abigail Brundin

4 July 2013

Dr Abigail Brundin and Dr Dunstan Roberts have curated an exhibition of Italian literature at Belton, showcasing material that has rarely been seen by the public.

Department of German and Dutch appoints new Schröder Professor

20 June 2013

Sarah Colvin has been elected to the Schröder Professorship of German as from January 2014.

Guardian places Cambridge top for modern languages and linguistics

7 June 2013

The Guardian University guide 2014 has ranked Cambridge number one for modern languages and linguistics.

Cambridge ranked best in the world for linguistics

23 May 2013

QS ranks Cambridge University the second best in the world for languages, and first for linguistics.

Russian Translation Competition

15 May 2013

The Department of Slavonic Studies would like to formally congratulate a team of our wonderful undergraduate students who recently entered a prestigious translation competition and received a special commendation from the Judges for their work.

Wrongdoing in Spain and England

13 May 2013

Cambridge University Library is happy to announce the opening of the exhibition Read all about it! Wrongdoing in Spain and England in the long nineteenth century.

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