BA German and Hebrew

The German and Hebrew BA offered by the University College London provides a unique opportunity to learn two central European languages and explore their cultures and literatures. It spans four years of study, involving the third year spent abroad to immerse students in the language and culture of the course they are studying. Course Content: For German, students explore its linguistic structure and features along with the cultural context. For Hebrew, potential areas of study include modern Israeli culture and society, Middle Eastern history, and biblical Hebrew. Modules on European thought, literary texts and cinematic works are offered during the four-year course. The third year of the course is spent entirely in a German and/or Hebrew-speaking country, offering firsthand experience in the languages and cultures.Key Modules: The key modules for German include Modern German Language, German literature, film and philosophy while for Hebrew, they include Modern Hebrew Language, Israeli and Middle Eastern History and society.Future Careers: The versatility of this course allows graduates to pursue various paths after graduation. It opens up opportunities in sectors like the media industry, international institutions, and the private sector where the knowledge of German and Hebrew language and culture comes handy. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.