BA Romanian and Yiddish

The BA Romanian and Yiddish course at University College London (UCL) is an extraordinary opportunity for students to study two distinctive cultures: the Romanian and the Jewish. The course is made up of four years inclusive of a year abroad, that enables students to develop competence in Romanian and Yiddish language, literature, and civilization. Course Content: The BA Romanian and Yiddish course curriculum combines rigorous language training with an in-depth study of Romanian and Jewish culture, history, and literature. Students will learn extensively about their selected subjects, including opportunities to explore their desired areas in-depth with optional modules. There's also an option to take an interdepartmental course in another subject in the second and final years of the course. The third year of the course is spent studying, working, or teaching abroad. Key Modules: The key modules for this course include - Romanian and Yiddish Language courses over the duration of the program, Introduction to the History and Culture of the Jews, Introduction to Linguistics, and T042 Romanian A: Grammar and Texts, among others. Future Careers: Grads from the Department of Hebrew & Jewish Studies, to which this course belongs, have been successful in a broad range of professions. These include academia and education, publishing, the media, the civil service, and business. Some students choose to continue into further study, research, and teaching, while others progress onto other career paths.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.