BA Dutch and Hebrew

The Dutch and Hebrew BA course at University College London is a unique opportunity for students to thoroughly study both the Dutch and Hebrew languages and their cultures. It extends beyond language proficiency, offering a profound understanding of the intellectual, cultural, social, and political history of the Netherlands, Belgium, and the Hebrew-speaking world. Course Content: The degree pathway allows its students to study the Dutch and Hebrew languages from absolute beginners to final honours level. In terms of content, it primarily focuses on language, culture, history, literature, politics, and society of the Netherlands, Belgium, and the Hebrew-speaking world from the Middle Ages to today. It offers students a wide-ranging, interdisciplinary program that is intellectually challenging and includes modules in Dutch studies and Hebrew and Jewish Studies. Key Modules: Some key modules in the course include Modern Dutch Language I and II, Modern Hebrew Language (Beginners), and Modern Masters and Movements: the Sixties and Seventies, among others.Future Careers: After completing the Dutch and Hebrew BA from UCL, graduates can pursue careers in international organizations, diplomacy, public relations, teaching, translation, tourism, and the media. The availability of studying abroad opportunities during the degree further expands the global employability of graduates. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.