9 Master's degrees in German and Scandinavian Studies in Scotland, United Kingdom

The MLitt in German and Comparative Literature at the University of St Andrews offers a unique opportunity to gain a comparative perspective on German literature through a joint qualification from the University of St Andrews (MLitt) and the University of Bonn in Germany (MA).

The German programme of the University of Aberdeen is comprising research into German culture, its literature, language and film, society, history and the environment.

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 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 Scandinavian Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is an expert driven research programme exploring Scandinavian literature, language, history and culture. 

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 at Aberdeen is rated 'Excellent' in the Teaching and Quality Assessment and Mathematics is highly rated for research in Pure and Applied areas.

The University of Aberdeen offers a Master of Letters (MLitt) in Viking and Medieval Nordic Studies, designed for a duration of either 12 or 24 months. This programme is available for both full-time and part-time attendance, allowing students to explore the rich history and culture of Viking and medieval Scandinavia through a comprehensive academic framework.

The MLitt in German from University of St Andrews will deepen your literary and cultural knowledge while fostering intercultural competence and transferable skills for life in an increasingly globalised world.