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Czech and another language BA
A-level entry requirements · 2027 entry
- Standard offer
- ABB
- Admissions tests
- None stated
- Required subjects
- No specific subjects required. Previous study of a foreign language is preferred but not required.
- Recommended subjects
- Modern Language
- Notes
- Covers the 18 official combination degrees listed in variants, which share these A-level requirements (including the non-language joint Czech and East European Studies BA). The pages for 16 of them say applicants may study two languages at beginner level; the pages for Czech and Hebrew BA, Czech and Yiddish BA say only "foreign language preferred". GCSE English Language at grade B/6 and Mathematics at grade C/4. At least two A level subjects should be taken from UCL's list of preferred A level subjects.
- Also covers
- Czech and Danish BA
- Czech and Dutch BA
- Czech and East European Studies BA
- Czech and Finnish BA
- Czech and French BA
- Czech and German BA
- Czech and Hebrew BA
- Czech and Hungarian BA
- Czech and Italian BA
- Czech and Norwegian BA
- Czech and Polish BA
- Czech and Portuguese BA
- Czech and Romanian BA
- Czech and Russian BA
- Czech and Serbian/Croatian BA
- Czech and Swedish BA
- Czech and Ukrainian BA
- Czech and Yiddish BA
- Source
- Official course page · verified October 2026
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FAQ
Which A-levels do I need for Czech and another language BA?
No specific subjects required. Previous study of a foreign language is preferred but not required.
What is the standard A-level offer for Czech and another language BA?
ABB. Covers the 18 official combination degrees listed in variants, which share these A-level requirements (including the non-language joint Czech and East European Studies BA).