329 Bachelor's degrees in German and Scandinavian Studies in North America

The German Language and Literature B.A. at Eastern Michigan University is a public, full-time programme designed to develop high-level linguistic and cultural proficiency. Students explore literary texts and socio-historical contexts over four years, preparing for professional roles in education and the humanities.

Guten tag und willkommen! When you choose to study German at Longwood University, you choose a program that will enhance your professional profile, enrich your understanding of global citizenship, and build confidence in your communication skills.

The German programme at the University of South Carolina is a public B.A. degree designed to build linguistic fluency and cultural literacy. This undergraduate course offers a comprehensive study of Germanic traditions and language, providing students with essential analytical skills for global professional environments.

The German Studies degree at American University Washington DC is committed to creating a dynamic intellectual community of faculty and students dedicated to the study of language and culture, literature, linguistics, teaching, and translation.

The German undergraduate major program at University of California, Berkeley provides students with the knowledge, experience, language fluency, and analytical skills necessary to enter the academic world or the world of international law or global business. 

The Nordic Studies B.A. at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary exploration of the Nordic region. This full-time undergraduate programme provides a robust grounding in the cultures and histories of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland over four years of study.

Undergraduates of the German program at The University of Toledo become conversationally competent, as well as culturally competent. Both traits are important to employers — whether you’re interested in teaching or translating, or a career in international business, government, foreign services or the tourism industry.

The German Literature and Cultural History programme at Columbia University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered through a public study mode. This undergraduate course explores diverse methodologies and historical perspectives, offering students a deep understanding of global cultures and analytical writing skills.

The World Languages Education - German programme at Indiana University Bloomington prepares students for teaching careers. This full-time, public bachelor degree combines advanced linguistic study with educational theory. Students gain practical experience through school placements, developing skills to teach German in various settings.

 A major in German Literature and Culture from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides preparatory training that will be useful in government employment; internationally oriented business, journalism, law, and teaching; as well as graduate study in a range of humanistic and social science disciplines.

Majors in the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures are urged to consult the departmental undergraduate advisor by the second semester of their junior year for information pertaining to senior honors work and honors awards in the department. We offer a bachelor degree in Teaching of German at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. 

The German programme from the University of Pittsburgh teaches intercultural competence by increasing students' understanding of their own background and their sensitivity for other traditions and values.

As a German Studies major at Union College, you will become immersed in the language of more than 100 million native speakers worldwide and a culture known for its advanced engineering and its remarkable history of literature, music, philosophy and visual arts.

The German Studies program at College of the Holy Cross offers you the opportunity to study German — the native language of more than 100 million people in the world. You will not only learn this widely spoken language, but also study German literature and culture through rich courses and a variety of cultural programs.

There’s so much more to learning about a culture than studying the language. And that’s what you'll discover in the Franco-Germanic Studies major at the University of Indianapolis.

Experience Germany from a new perspective and engage with its business, economy, politics and culture on this German program offered at the Texas Christian University. You’ll learn etiquette and cultural norms that will help you become fully immersed in the rich and vibrant world of German-speaking countries.

German Studies from Whitman College helps students develop the critical skills to be informed global citizens through the study of German language and the literature, culture, and history of the German-speaking world from a variety of academic perspectives. 

Our College of Charleston students study the language, literature, cinema and culture of German-speaking Europe. 

Learn more than just how to speak German. By combining language learning with the study of literature, German life and thought, history and music you develop the intercultural competencies relevant to your professional success. Learn more with the German Studies program at Agnes Scott College. 

German from University of Southern Indiana introduces students to German language. The World Languages and Cultures Department is committed to providing students with language skills and cultural knowledge for professional and academic careers in the 21st century.