Master of Arts (Honours) - German and History (RV21)

For centuries, German-speaking cultures have exerted a significant international influence. German is ranked among the top 20 languages globally, and in Europe, it is the most widely spoken native language.

In this joint honours programme, students will have the opportunity to develop professional skills in various aspects of the German language, including writing, speaking, presenting, and translating. A year of the programme will be dedicated to studying and utilizing German abroad.

In addition to language studies, students will explore and analyze historical and cultural developments in the German-speaking world from diverse perspectives. This will enable them to critically assess topics such as German identities, interactions with non-Germans, nationalism and anti-nationalism, nature and culture, minority cultures, and migration within the German-speaking world.