Bachelor of International Relations majoring in German Studies
ProviderAdelaide UniversityCourse overview
Germany is an economic powerhouse – Europe’s largest economy and home to some of the world’s leading engineering, automotive and pharmaceutical companies. Explore the forces and political structures that underpin our world with Adelaide University’s Bachelor of International Relations majoring in German Studies. If you’ve ever pondered how events in one nation ripple across the world, or how diplomatic efforts can prevent global conflicts, this degree is for you. Immerse yourself in global politics – examining the key historical events, influential figures, and global institutions that shape the world today. Study Australia’s foreign and security policies. Learn how globalisation continues to impact trade and migration. See how nations respond to major issues like climate change, refuge crises and global pandemics. In your final year, gain hands-on experience with an industry placement that connects you to mentors and enhances your employability. With the German Studies major, you'll develop strong skills in reading, writing, listening comprehension and speaking German. From the start, you'll actively use the language, engaging with German films, literature and music. You'll explore cultural topics and build the communication and intercultural understanding necessary for a career in foreign affairs, international business or diplomacy.
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