German Studies provides a sound knowledge of the German language and culture through: intensive language teaching a critical analysis of Germany's literature, history and culture. German units are for beginners to advanced. They cover German language and its varieties in literature, film, history, culture and its major city Berlin.

If you want to use German professionally you could consider combining your study with disciplines such as politics, science, education, international communication, media, law or economics and finance.

Key Features

• Travel scholarships are available for study in Germany, in a University-run course or under exchange agreements.
• Develop the level of complexity in speaking, listening, reading and writing German required for the Zertifikat C1, the upper-intermediate exam set by the Goethe-Institute. Held globally, this is recognised worldwide in business and education.

• art consultant
• communications coordinator
• community support worker
• cultural adviser
• government and business consultant
• international trade consultant
• journalist
• language teacher (with further study)
• public servant
• tourism and travel consultant
• translator and interpreter (with further study)