Which is the best university in the UK for languages?

Who knows a good college/university of translation in UK?

• For now I'm at my senior year in highschool in Belgium but I don't see myself studying further in Belgium. I've been looking myself on the internet for college's/universities in UK for translation/interpreting. But so far I've only found University of Leeds which (from what I found) is only for postgraduates. I know it's only October now but in January we have to speak with the teachers about our future plans and based on that they decide wheter they give recommendations to the school we want to go to or not. I'd like to have a huge range of languages to choose from and especially Polish, Dutch, English (ofc), Modern Greek, Russian and Japanese. And it has to be for undergraduates. Perfect would be a school like here in Belgium where you get the mother tongue and 3 foreign languages during 4 years. That's your Bachelor. Then 1 year to get a Master degree. It doesn't have to be interpreting but it MUST be translations. Nothing with creative writing. Also I don't want classes like English- Spanish or English-Russian only. I want to be free in chosing the languages. If you know a college/university like that please post a link to their website. Greets Kat

• Answer:

  Middlesex: http://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/language_translation_studies/translatio_ba.aspx Swansea: http://www.swan.ac.uk/translation/undergraduate/batranslation/ Westminster (London): http://www.westminster.ac.uk/schools/humanities/undergraduate/modern-and-applied-languages/spanish-courses/ba-translation-spanish-and-frenchchinesearabiclinguistics Warwick (English, Translation & Cultre): http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/al/courses/ba_eltcs/ UEA: http://www.uea.ac.uk/lcs/courses/ba-translation-and-interpreting-with-double-honours-language-spanish-and-japanese London Met: http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/ug-prospectus/courses-12-13/translation-studies.cfm Hope these help :)