Curriculum Overview
The BA in German Language and Literature is designed to provide students with comprehensive linguistic, literary, and cultural knowledge of the German-speaking world. The program combines intensive language training with literary studies, cultural analysis, and translation practice.
First Four Semesters (Foundation)
Students develop the four language skills while building a strong foundation in German grammar, vocabulary, and communication.
- German Grammar
- Listening and Speaking
- Reading Comprehension
- Reading Comprehension Workshop
- Advanced Grammar
- Introduction to German-Speaking Countries
- History and Culture of Germany
Final Four Semesters (Specialization)
Students apply their linguistic skills to the study of literature, linguistics, translation, and culture.
- Introduction to German Literature
- Grammatical Analysis
- German Syntax and Morphology
- Foundations of Linguistics
- Letter Writing
- Introduction to Language Teaching
- Translation Workshop
- Analysis of German Prose
- Analysis of German Poetry
- Discussion and Speaking
- Translation of Literary Texts
- Translation of Religious Texts
- Translation of Journalistic Texts
- Translation of Economic and Commercial Texts
- Audiovisual Translation
- Machine Translation
- Translation Project
- Methods of Language Teaching
Career Opportunities & Academic Pathways
Graduates are prepared for careers in language teaching, translation, tourism, cultural institutions, publishing, international business, and intercultural communication.
Postgraduate Studies
German Studies Translation Studies Linguistics Related Disciplines
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