596 Bachelor's degrees in German and Scandinavian Studies

Studying German at Butler University provides the linguistic fluency and cultural competence needed for a broad range of professions and post-graduate educational opportunities in today’s globalized world.

Are you intrigued by German language, history and culture? Do you see yourself as a future teacher, foreign diplomat, business executive or interpreter? Then the German Studies program at Susquehanna University is for you!

The German program of University of Dallas is an intensive course, which combines 2 semesters worth of study into one. This way a student can fulfill his or her language requirement in only one academic year. The classes meet daily with first year German completed in the fall semester and second year German in the spring. 

The German Studies program at Vassar College offers an integrated and holistic approach to the study of language, literature, and culture.

Welcome to German Studies at Trinity College! We are a small team of dedicated teachers and scholars ready to help you develop your German language skills.  

The German with a Teaching Endorsement programme at Western Washington University provides a comprehensive BA degree focused on language, culture, and literary history. This full-time course prepares students for teacher certification in the state of Washington, combining academic rigour with professional educator training.

The German program from Indiana University Southeast affirms the importance of language study as fundamental to humanistic inquiry.

German at Lehigh University is the language with the largest number of native speakers in the European Union. It is also the second most commonly used scientific language in the world and the language of Einstein, Freud, Kafka, and Mozart.

German from University of Manitoba teaches cultural literacy by providing language competence and a knowledge of texts, films and other forms of cultural representation. 

The German department’s German Literature and Culture BA program from New York University offers a broad range of courses in the language, cultures, and literature of German-speaking countries.

The German program of the Case Western Reserve University is offered by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.

English and German (BA) at the University of Warwick has a distinctive comparative literary approach for those wishing to study of German language and culture together with the English-speaking tradition and the interconnections and interactions between the two.

Earn your degree and certification to teach at the elementary or secondary level with the German program of Hope College.

The German Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. If you’re interested in the German language, literature or culture, intend to pursue a career where a background in foreign languages and culture would be useful, or are considering teaching German at the secondary-school level, the German degree program is for you.

The International Business German BA at Western Washington University is a comprehensive full-time programme. Students spend two years in Germany at ESB Business School, gaining fluency and global management expertise. This unique degree requires 180 total credits and includes mandatory internships in both the USA and Germany.

German Studies and English Literature (Hons) at Lancaster University immerses you in a dynamic exploration of two complementary disciplines, bridging cultures through language and literature.

The German program offered at Moravian University will prepare you for success in a globalized world.

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive MA in German and Language and Linguistics, spanning five years. This full-time programme provides an in-depth exploration of language, culture, and linguistics, equipping students with essential skills for various career paths. Experience on-campus learning and immerse yourself in the German-speaking world throughout your studies.

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive MA in German and International Relations, spanning five years. This full-time programme allows students to immerse themselves in the German language and culture while exploring global political dynamics. The course is delivered on campus, providing an engaging educational experience.

The Scandinavian Studies program offered by University of Wisconsin Madison provides the opportunity to learn the literature, folklore, politics, and culture of the Nordic countries in the original languages and in English translation.