German-speaking cultures have long exerted a profound international influence, and studying German alongside History of Art offers insights into both the contemporary world and historical contexts. This programme equips students with essential language skills, enabling them to speak, write, and engage with issues in Germany and its cultural sphere, including visual and material heritage. Over four years, including a year abroad, participants develop expertise in reading, listening, writing, translating, and presenting, while exploring German literature, film, and theatre in relation to historical and political developments from the 18th century to today.History of Art broadens this scope by examining global art across eras and cultures, focusing on creation, meaning, and interpretation. At Edinburgh, a vibrant festival city with renowned galleries and libraries, students benefit from a flexible curriculum that includes optional courses in the first two years, followed by specialisation. The programme's unique feature is a full academic year abroad, enhancing employable skills in cultural education and specialist knowledge valued worldwide.
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