Area and Cultural Studies degrees prepare specialists who analyse all aspect of a certain culture and how it interacts with other cultures. Cultural Studies usually cover the Asian, African, American, or Latin regions from a historical, political, sociological, and artistic point of view. Graduates find work as cultural studies instructors, community outreach managers, and more.

Language Studies degrees focus on two main aspects: the first is teaching students at least one foreign language, like English, German, French, Spanish, etc. The second is exploring the structure and functions of language and communication and their impact on human societies. Future graduates develop communication, analytical and research skills and find work as translators, interpreters, copywriters, editors, journalists, teachers, etc.

Literature degrees analyse ways of expressing feelings, experiences, and conceptions about life in an artistic form, enabling communication between humans and offering knowledge about personalities of the past. Literature studies cover all written works of a language, and graduates find jobs in screen writing and production, marketing, communications, history, and more.

Chemistry degrees teach students about the fundamentals of Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, as well as Physical Chemistry. Other Chemistry classes focus on Chemical Biology and Nuclear Chemistry. Students learn through laboratory experiments, where they analyse chemical reactions, explore research methods, and evaluate their findings. Graduates find jobs as analytical chemists, chemical engineers, pharmacologists, and more.

European Studies are interdisciplinary degrees focusing on the complex relationships between the countries of Europe, from a political, economic, and legal perspective. European Studies graduates learn how to become professionals in a chosen specialisation and may pursue careers in Politics, Communication, Law, Cultural Studies, Economics, Sociology, and more.

Sports Sciences degrees analyse and aim to improve human sporting performance in professional contexts. Sports Sciences courses offered by international universities and colleges involve learning about motivation techniques and ways in which the human body moves and functions. Sports Sciences involve concepts from Physiology, Biomechanics, Motor Control, and Management.