Language, Culture and History: German Studies MA
Master
In London
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Type
Master
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Location
London
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Duration
1 Year
The German Studies pathway of the MA in Language, Culture and History offers a wide range of modules covering many aspects of German language, culture and history. This highly flexible programme allows students from a diversity of backgrounds to pursue topics in more depth, to acquire new areas of interdisciplinary expertise and to enhance their German language skills.
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The MA provides an excellent foundation year for subsequent doctoral research in all areas of the department's research specialisms. Many students progress from one of our MA programmes to an MPhil or PhD research degree.
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. A knowledge of German at least equivalent to UK A level standard is required.
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Subjects
- German Language
- Culture
- History
- Language
- Trauma
- Visual culture
- Comedy
- Geman Literature
- Psychology
- Lectures
Course programme
- Language, Culture and History. This core module permits research into two areas of major contemporary interest; recent modules available have included Trauma, Visual Culture, Comedy, Que(e)rying Sexuality.
Students choose from a range of optional modules on topics such as the following:
- Wolfram's Parzival
- Reading Modern Novels
- Theoretical Issues in History and Literature
- Staging the Past: German Historical Drama since 1770
- Writing and Rewriting Marchen and other Fantastic Tales
- Discussion and Essay in German: Intensive Essay Writing
- Translation from and into German: Advanced Translation
- Geman Literature and Psychology
Dissertation/report
All students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a 60-credit dissertation of 12,000 words, or a 90-credit dissertation of 18,000 words.
Teaching and learningThe programme is delivered through a combination of lectures, seminars and tutorials. Formal teaching occurs in the first two terms and the third term is devoted to revision sessions, examinations and detailed supervision of the dissertation project. Student performance is assessed through coursework essays, a dissertation, and unseen written examinations.
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Language, Culture and History: German Studies MA