

The Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and German at the University of Manchester offers students a unique opportunity to explore the rich literary traditions of both the English-speaking world and the German-speaking countries. This four-year, full-time on-campus program combines the study of English literature with advanced German language acquisition, providing a well-rounded education in both language and literary analysis. The curriculum covers a wide range of texts from both traditions, fostering a deep appreciation of their cultural, historical, and social contexts.
Students in this program will develop excellent language skills in German, as well as a critical understanding of literary texts and their broader cultural significance. By studying both languages and literatures, students will enhance their communication skills and cultural awareness, preparing them for a variety of careers in teaching, translation, publishing, and international relations. The University’s strong academic environment ensures that graduates leave with the expertise and versatility required for success in the global job market.
Year 1 – Foundations in English Literature and German
Year 2 – Intermediate Literature and Language Studies
Year 3 – Advanced English Literature and German
Year 4 – Specialization and Research
Graduates of the English Literature and German program are well-prepared for careers in translation, teaching, and publishing. With expertise in both English and German literature and language, students can pursue roles in international companies, cultural institutions, or education. Potential career paths include translator, editor, teacher, content writer, or cultural liaison. Graduates may also work in media, journalism, or as language specialists in business or government.
This program offers a unique blend of English literature and German language studies, equipping students with valuable cross-cultural insights and advanced linguistic skills. The University of Manchester provides a vibrant academic environment, expert faculty, and a strong focus on language acquisition, literature analysis, and cultural understanding. The four-year full-time program ensures graduates are well-prepared for global careers in language, literature, and international relations.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)161 275 5252
Email: admissions@manchester.ac.uk
Address: University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, United Kingdom