Graduate Profiles

The ability to undertake a year abroad in Spain allowed me to develop my interpersonal skills, enhance my problem-solving skills and understand how to build a good rapport with colleagues from all walks of life.

I use my bilingual skills to help adults from both French and Spanish speaking countries achieve their dream of learning English.

I had a fantastic four years studying at the University of Chester. The best part of my degree was the bond we created in the Modern Languages department.

I was able to do a project of my choice, and interview authentic German.

My advice to anyone considering studying at Chester, is to take advantage of all of the opportunities which are available to you at the university.

My entire experience was incredible. I received excellent teaching and I felt fully supported by the staff.

A Modern Languages degree at Chester extends to topics far beyond a linguistic basis; it offers a global scope and you learn to understand the cultures of where our languages are spoken.

My first role is as a policy officer for the Welsh Government where I’ll be working on developing the system for funding local Government.

Mexico and its vibrant culture sparked my interest during a translation project in my final year at the University of Chester.

My time at university really showed me that while it is ok to ask for help, I can depend on myself to be successful.

Technical skills aside, I feel that a great deal of my success in securing such a fantastic job stems from the confidence and knowledge gained by studying French at Chester.

I studied a degree in French and International Development Studies at the University of Chester. I spent my year abroad in the French speaking island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean and, from there, visited Madagascar.