Bachelor of Applied Language and Intercultural Communication - MBAL
In today's globalised world, everyone recognises that languages are important, but in fact, it's not enough just to have learnt a language - you need to know how to communicate using that language with people throughout the world. There's no point just knowing the words and grammar of a language, you need to learn to interpret what's going on when people use a language.
This program prepares students to be linguistically and culturally
proficient professionals working in a variety of contexts, locally, nationally,
and internationally.
International student exchange
Students are strongly encouraged to enjoy the benefits of international experience by completing part of your degree overseas. Going on an exchange not only contributes to personal and academic development, it is also considered very favourable by employers. Studying overseas allows you to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of other cultures, and to practice and develop fluent language skills.
Go to UniSA's International student exchange program for further information.
Contact details
For further information on any of the above, please contact:
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Associate Professor Tony Liddicoat | |
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School of International Studies | |
| Magill Campus | ||
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Tel: +61 8 830 24816 | |
| Fax: +61 8 830 24396 | ||
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tony.liddicoat@unisa.edu.au |