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German

The Guardian University Guide 2013: 9th in the UK for Modern Languages and Linguistics

German is a language of great cultural and commercial importance. Within Europe, it is spoken by more people than English or French. A fluent command of German, combined with knowledge of the cultural development of the German-speaking world, is a prerequisite to career opportunities in many parts of the continent and German graduates rank among the most employable of all university-leavers. German at Kent offers a range of undergraduate single and joint honours programmes which allow students to study at beginner or advanced level (post-A level). We also offer post-GCSE intermediate modules for students on other degree programmes.

Our German degrees offer opportunities to study and work abroad, a wide selection of modules (from politics to literature) and state-of-the-art language facilities. Our postgraduate programmes at both our Canterbury and Paris centres offer more specialist study supported by academics with track records in world-leading research.

 


News from the German Department

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New publication from German staff

Dr Ian Cooper, within the Department of German, has just published his co-edited collection Dialectic and Paradox: Configurations of the Third in Modernity (Peter Lang, 2013). The book appears as Volume 19 in the series Cultural History and Literary Imagination. The collection explores the volatile power of 'third agency'. Systems of thought and practice are often disturbed by the presence of a figure that exceeds traditional binary oppositions. The articles...

11th April 2013

Call for Summer School Scholarship applications

10th April 2013

Postgraduate study Q&A

22nd March 2013

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Today sees the start of the two-day conference for our student journal, Skepsi, entitled 'Ghosts in the Flesh': http://t.co/qTrbSEGD0F

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Good luck to our French students taking an exam today.

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German, School of European Culture and Languages, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NF

Enquiries: +44 (0)1227 827159 or email German

Last Updated: 08/03/2013