BA German and Yiddish

The German and Yiddish BA is a unique undergraduate course offered at UCL, designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of German language and culture, with the added specialization in Yiddish. A noteworthy part of the programme is that students get the opportunity to study German and Yiddish in their social, cultural, historical, and political contexts.Course Content: In the first and second years' study, students will grasp the basics of German and Yiddish languages, gain a thorough understanding of German culture, and familiarise themselves with Yiddish literature and culture. In the third year, students will spend time in a German-speaking area to gain real-world experience and to enhance language skills. The final year includes advanced language work and specialized studies depending on students’ interests.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include German language, Yiddish language, Aspects of German Culture, Introduction to Yiddish Culture and Literature, Documents of Yiddish Literature in Translation, Literature and Culture in Modern Germany and Austria, and Linguistics and Phonetics.Future Careers: Graduates of this course can expect to secure roles in a wide range of careers such as international organizations, NGOs, journalism, business, government service, teaching, research, and everything for which advanced skills in German and understanding of German-speaking cultures are needed.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page: German and Yiddish BA