This qualification enables acting as a bridge between different languages and its cultures in different professional fields: languages teaching, translation, linguistic planification and advice, linguistic and intercultural mediation and cultural management. Phenomena such as multiculturalism immigration and the growing trade relations with Africa and Asia have resulted in the combination of the study of a first foreign language with another one that complements it. One among a wide variety can be chosen.

The ideal profile and academic characteristics for pursuing this degree are:

1. Grammatical knowledge and communicative skills in the student's native language. 
2. Proficiency in grammar and competence in at least one foreign language.
3. A general understanding of literature and basic skills for analyzing, interpreting, and studying literary texts.
4. Fundamental knowledge in related areas of the Humanities.
5. An interest in exploring social and cultural phenomena related to language and literature.
6. Aptitude for learning and mastering languages.
7. An interest in reading a variety of texts.
8. A critical and reflective mindset.
9. Curiosity about and appreciation for different cultures.