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German can be combined with History either as a 4-year joint course including a year abroad, or as a 3-year course with no year abroad where German is the minor element. Both programmes aim to produce graduates who are competent or fluent communicators in written (and in the 4-year course also spoken) German and have a sound knowledge of a range of aspects of German culture and society. In History, students will engage with a broad chronological range but are also able to specialise in particular periods and topics of British, European and American history which provide both points of comparison and contrast with their studies of German history and culture.<br><br>The first year introduces you to the two subjects. The History modules focus on historical causation and contextualisation and the use of sources in the discipline. In German you will follow an intensive language course and take a module in Icons of Modern Germany, which focuses on key figures and aspects of the culture and society of post-1945 Germany. In terms of your knowledge of the language you may enter this programme at Advanced, Intermediate or Beginners level (beginners will normally have an A-level in another foreign language).<br><br>In Year 2 and later in the final year you will build on your language skills and choose options in those areas of German and History that interest you most. In German, students must take core language modules, together with a choice of options covering the 18th century to the present day: options in the final year, for example, include Migration and Minorities in Germany, The Cinema of the Weimar Republic, German Women's Writing, Trends in Contemporary German Language, Society and Literature in Nineteenth-century Vienna. History students at Part 2 focus upon periodisation and the development of their disciplinary skills, while the final year offers options in British, European, and American history from the Middle Ages to the present: options, for example, on the Hundred Years War, 17th century Britain and Ireland, the French revolution, the Holocaust, US foreign policy.<br><br>Course length: 4 years