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The Bachelor of Arts in German and History at the University of Southampton provides students with an in-depth understanding of both the German language and the history of German-speaking regions. This four-year, full-time program combines language proficiency with the study of historical events, periods, and cultural movements.
On-campus learning involves language acquisition, historical research, and cultural studies, with a focus on German-speaking Europe. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in translation, international relations, journalism, and cultural institutions, where they can apply their knowledge of both the language and history of German-speaking countries.
Year 1 โ Foundations in German and History
Year 2 โ Intermediate German and Historical Studies
Year 3 โ Advanced German and Specialization
Year 4 โ Master-level Integration and Independent Study
Graduates of this programme develop advanced analytical, research, and language skills, making them highly employable in sectors such as education, translation, international relations, cultural heritage, journalism, and public administration. Career paths include historian, translator, policy advisor, museum curator, teacher, or researcher. The combination of proficiency in German and deep historical knowledge equips graduates to work in multinational organizations, academic institutions, and cultural organizations. It also provides a strong foundation for postgraduate study in history, modern languages, or related fields, enabling careers that require critical thinking, communication, and cross-cultural expertise.
This programme offers a unique combination of German language proficiency and historical study, giving students both linguistic and analytical expertise. Students engage with historical research, cultural studies, and advanced language modules, developing skills that are highly valued in academic, professional, and international contexts. Opportunities for study abroad and immersive language experiences enhance cultural understanding and practical language skills. The programme is ideal for those who are passionate about European history, cultural analysis, and language mastery, preparing graduates for careers in research, international relations, education, or cultural institutions, while providing the tools to pursue advanced study in both history and modern languages.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)23 8059 5000
Email: admissions@soton.ac.uk
Address: University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton, SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom