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This course considers cultures as both local and global phenomena and addresses their development and evolution from an interdisciplinary range of theoretical and methodological perspectives in intercultural communication.

Course content will vary on individual programme of study.

Course content will vary on individual programme of study.

Details to be confirmed.

This course is designed as an introduction to German language and culture specifically for beginners. In the course, you will cover the basics of the German language in speaking, listening, writing and reading through a communicative, intercultural a...

This course builds on the skills acquired in GERM 101. It aims to further develop students' knowledge and understanding of the German language in an interactive way.

Revision of basic German grammar. Practice of reading and listening to authentic German at an advanced level, building of German vocabulary knowledge pertaining to a number of different word fields.

This course is designed to provide practice of speaking, reading and listening to authentic German texts at the intermediate level of B1 in the Common European Reference Framework for Language Learning, as well as consolidation of intermediate German...

A supervised research exercise, on a topic of the student's choice, designed to develop skills in bibliographic searches and the elaboration of a closely argued analytic text.

MA thesis in German.

PhD course.

How do languages and cultures interrelate, and how can we read them in the world around us? This course provides students with insights into how languages and cultures shape and reflect identity by critically engaging with a wide variety of global te...

This course introduces students to major artistic movements that represent key moments in the cultural histories of the French, German, Italian and Spanish-speaking worlds. Artefacts such as literary texts and art works will be studied in relation to...