Discover a whole world of personal and professional possibilities by learning another language
Learning a new language boosts your employability, unlocks opportunities in a global, multilingual community, and exposes you to new perspectives. It empowers you to engage across cultures as an informed global citizen, while deepening your understanding of how knowledge and value are created in the world.
With five-star ratings for overall experience and student support for languages (Good Universities Guide 2024), whatever your level of skill, you'll find courses that suit you.
You can specialise in one or more of the following languages:
- Chinese
- French*
- German*
- Indonesian*
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean*
- Modern Greek^
- Spanish
- Russian*
* Available via cross-institutional study with The University of Queensland.
^Available online via cross-institutional study with Flinders University, South Australia.
Highlights of studying languages and linguistics
Combine your language study
The Diploma of Languages (8025) can be studied alongside any bachelor degree. You can continue learning a language you studied in school or begin a new one, while also pursuing a degree in another field. If you are not enrolled in a degree, you can study just the Diploma of Languages. In the Diploma, you can specialise in one or more of the following languages: Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Spanish.
