MA Language, Culture and History: Dutch Studies

The Dutch Studies MA from UCL (University College London) offers an in-depth study of the Dutch language, culture, and history. This full-time course provides a broad and interdisciplinary range of modules taught by experienced academics, offering students the flexibility to shape their own study programme. Course Content: The Dutch Studies MA course at UCL covers a broad range of subjects from linguistics and literary studies to history and visual culture. Students can choose from various modules including Dutch Golden Age, Language Project in Dutch, and The Making of Modern Belgium. The Course also involves completing a dissertation on a subject of the student's choice.Key Modules: This course incorporates a range of modules such as: Methodology: Language, Culture and History, Dutch Golden Age: from global perspectives, Communication skills: translation between English and Dutch, Language Project in Dutch, and an optional module from within the department.Accreditations: This course is accredited and awarded by UCL (University College London). Future Careers: Graduates from this course have gained employment in varied roles within prestigious organisations and industries such as the European Union, international banking, law, information services, marketing and public relations, and tourism. The course also prepares students for a Research degree in fields associated with Dutch Studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.