240 Bachelor's degrees in German and Scandinavian Studies in Europe

Studying for a European language alongside your chosen degree subject is a great way of enhancing your learning and opening up a much broader range of careers upon graduation. Language skills remain a major benefit. Learn more with the Geography and German programme of the University of Aberdeen.

Within a dynamic  European context, knowledge of another European national legal system and its law is a valuable asset, both academically and professionally. This four-year Law with German Law LLB programme includes a year at the Universität zu Köln or Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München in Germany and leads to the award of a Bachelor of Laws degree from  University College London (UCL).

 University College London (UCL) Scandinavian Studies and English degree offers huge scope for developing in-depth, comparative and intercultural approaches to the humanities. You will be able to choose from a wide range of modules including literature, history, sociology, philosophy, art, film or other aspects of the cultures associated with the Scandinavian language(s) you will be learning.

This four-year Scandinavian Studies and Philosophy degree programme combines Scandinavian Studies, taught in the UCL School of European Languages, Culture and Society and Philosophy, taught in the  University College London (UCL)  Department of Philosophy. 

This Business Management and German (Honours) BA degreefrom The Open University UK allows you to combine business management with German. You’ll divide your study equally between both subjects. You’ll explore how businesses develop strategies, handle risk and take decisions.

Prepare for direct entry to International Foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences - English Language and German of an undergraduate degree in a range of subjects including accounting, architecture, finance and management, law and social sciences at INTO University of Manchester. 

German from University of Iceland aims to ensure that students attain the highest possible standard of German.

The undergraduate course in Geography and German from University of Malta will provide you with an academic perspective on the geographic knowledge of the crucial and major material qualities of the Earth.

Thinking internationally: On German Studies and International Relations (Hons) at Lancaster University you’ll develop expertise in the German language alongside in-depth cultural knowledge, practical experience and a unique understanding of global dynamics.

Explore the stimulating intersections between computer science and language. German Studies and Computing (Hons) at Lancaster University  caters to versatile interests, fosters adaptability and opens doors to a wide range of rewarding careers.

The Biological Sciences with German for Science programme from Imperial aims to understand the behaviour of living systems from the level of cells up to whole organisms and ecosystems.

In the Finance and German programme of the University of Aberdeen you will be an extremely sought-after graduate across the industry, public and other sectors, with opportunities expected to grow further with growing internationalisation and innovations in the financial world.

This four-year programme in Dutch offered at the University College London (UCL) focuses on language, culture and history of the Netherlands and Flanders, two neighbouring countries that are among the largest trading partnersof the UK.

The European Studies (German Pathway) with a Year Abroad BA course at King's College London will teach you all about the history and politics of Europe and equip you with the language skills to truly understand the German perspective. You’ll spend a year studying in German at a Berlin university and graduate as both a German speaker and an expert in European Studies. 

German and Theatre Studies (BA) at the University of Warwick gives you the opportunity to develop an in-depth knowledge of German language and culture while also exploring key aspects of Theatre and Performance Studies. German can be studied from Beginner or Advanced level.

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive 5-year MA in German and International Relations. This full-time programme immerses students in the German language and culture while exploring global political dynamics. Students will develop critical skills essential for various careers in sectors such as politics, media, and international organisations.

The Gaelic Studies and German programme of the University of Aberdeen is the ideal opportunity to combine in-depth study of the language, literature and culture of Scotland’s oldest language – as a native speaker or complete beginner – with the advantage of a major European language and its history and culture, opening up career opportunities in Scotland and internationally.

The German and Legal Studies (5 years) programme of the University of Aberdeen takes a closer look at the legal world, including European law in issues both topical and controversial. You will spend the third year of this 5-year degree studying in Germany or Austria and graduate with highly-developed language and legal skills to open up options including careers in European affairs and business.

The MA in German (Hons) at University of St Andrews uses a specially designed language teaching programme that caters both for students who have already studied German as a main subject at school and for beginners.

This Business Management and German DipHE diploma from The Open University UK allows you to combine business management with German. You’ll divide your study equally between both subjects.