GERMAN STUDIES OPENING LECTURE INFORMATION
Post A-Level
German Language and Culture (Speaking, Listening, Writing, Reading)
Language of Media, Politics and Advertising
German History
Post AS-Level
Intensive German Language for Post-AS-Level Students
Beginners
Intensive German Language for Beginners and Post-GCSE Students
Optional Modules
For all streams joint honours students will take one of the following modules, major students will take both:
German Culture and Society 1 (Literature and Film)
German Culture and Society 2 (Literature and Film)
Level 2 For Level 2 Registration Information please click here.
German Language (Speaking, Listening, Writing, Reading)
Contemporary German Society and Culture
Contemporary Austrian Society and Culture
History of Ideas 1
Additionally students will have the option of choosing a six-week course in:
German Literature
OR
The German Business World
Year Abroad
Teaching assistant at a German School
Placement at a German of Austrian University
Industrial Placement with a German Company
Level 3 For Level 3 Registration Information please click here.
German Language (Speaking, Listening, Writing, Reading)
German Cultural studies: Children's literature
History of Ideas 2
Additionally students will have the option of choosing a 12-week course in:
German Literature
OR
German Business Project
Joint Honours students will choose one module at Stage 2 and one at Stage 3, Major students will take two modules at Stage 2 and again at Stage 3:
Level 2 and Level 3:
110GER309 German Cinema
210GER318: Experimental Prose in the early 20th Century
110GER303 Dissertation
110GER306 German Comical Drama
110GER314 German Political Song
210DRA341 Bertolt Brecht - Theory and Practice
210GER307 Post War Novel
Not all modules are available at any given time.
Residence Abroad
The third year of the degree course is usually spent in a German speaking country. Not only is this an ideal opportunity to consolidate language skills, but it also offers the chance to experience at first hand the vibrant cultural and social life of Germany or Austria. Placements may be as a language assistant at a school, a work placements may be as a language assistant at a school, a work placement with a company (Siemens in Stuttgart, Audi in Ingolstadt or Bosch in Stuttgart) or as a student at a university.
Foreign Links
We have several Erasmus links with universities abroad. We are at present associated with the University of Salzburg (Austria), the University of Leipzig (Germany), and the University of Heidelberg (Germany), and students may fulfil part of their course requirements in one of these centres.