109 Full-time Master's degrees in German and Scandinavian Studies

The M.A. Program “German Culture in the European Context” at the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi is an interdisciplinary study program in German culture, history, politics and thought that aims to expose students not only to in-depth aspects of the German language, but also to German culture, literature and history within a transcultural European context.

The German MPhil/PhD programme at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive academic journey for those pursuing advanced studies in German literature and culture. 

In the German program from Uppsala University you can study various aspects of the German language, such as linguistics, literature and philology. German is spoken by about 100 million people in Europe and is therefore one of the most important language in the EU.

The Language, Culture and History - German History programme from University College London (UCL) allows students to investigate in depth the rich, diverse traditions and violent upheavals of German and Austrian history. 

The Viking Studies programme at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a unique MLitt degree exploring Norse history and culture. This public course lasts one year full-time or two years part-time. You will examine iconography, runes, and social roles under the guidance of international experts.

The German programme at the University of Otago offers flexible study modes, including a three-year B.A. degree and a Diploma in Language. Students can engage with this major or minor full-time, exploring one of Europe’s most influential languages while gaining deep insights into Western cultural heritage and modern global commerce.

The Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures at Pennsylvania State University offers an innovative graduate program in German that combines modern cultural studies with a state-of-the-art applied linguistics curriculum.

Could your passion for German language, culture and history help us better understand the world in which we live in today? Discover more with this German programme from University of Nottingham.

German and Sociology at Aberdeen is a great combination, adding to your highly-developed language and cultural skills with a fascinating awakening of your ‘sociological imagination.'

German and International Relations at Aberdeen puts you at the forefront of the contemporary debate on world events. You will gain highly-developed skills in a modern European language and culture, adding value to a broad exploration of our complex international world and the developments which are making history today. 

The Language Science with a Specialisation in German programme from Stockholm University aims at extending and deepening your knowledge in German. It also strengthens your grasp of research methodology, research ethics and your ability to carry out scientific reasoning.

The aim of the Literature - Culture - Media, German Literature programme from Lund University is to strengthen students’ historical knowledge and theoretical understanding of relations between literature, culture and modern media.

The interdisciplinary German Studies program of the University of Colorado at Boulder is focusing on German-speaking central European society from the Enlightenment to the present.

The Department of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures offers a program of study leading to the degree of Masters of Arts in German at the University of Kentucky.

The Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at The Ohio State University is home to one of the oldest and largest Germanic Languages and Literatures programs in the country.

The Germanic Languages programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive master level education. This full-time course provides deep academic engagement with German and Scandinavian studies. Students benefit from a rigorous curriculum designed for scholarly excellence at a world-renowned institution in New York City.

The Germanic Studies programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive postgraduate curriculum. This full-time course provides advanced training in literature and culture. Students typically complete the requirements over two years of study, benefiting from a public research environment and expert faculty guidance.

The Master's Degree in Scandinavian Area Studies from University of Washington requires broad knowledge of history, society, politics, cinema, and folklore, in addition to an emphasis in one of the following fields: Baltic studies, cinema studies, history, folklore and mythology, politics, second language acquisition or translation studies.

Our master of arts in German from Wayne State University provides advanced training in language, literature, and culture. 

The master programme in Literature with a Specialization in German from Stockholm University is a two-year programme with focus on German literary studies.