Medieval Studies in the Bachelor's programme
Medieval Studies in the Bachelor's programme
Medieval Studies in the Bachelor's degree programme in German Studies
Valid for students who have started their studies since winter semester 2010/11:
| Semester | Literary Studies modules | linguistic modules modules | |
1 Winter term | ger020: Literature and Culture Lecture in ger020 with medieval studies components | ger010: Language and Culture Lecture with medieval elements | |
2 Summer term | Seminar in ger020 - Here you can choose a seminar with a mediaeval topic depending on what is on offer! | ||
3 Winter term | ger231: Older language and literature Basic seminar in ger231: Basics of translation from Middle High German | ger251: Grammar of German in the past and present - including seminar and exercise on 'Language change in German' by Dr Britta Bußmann (regularly in the winter semester) | |
4 Summer term | Specialisation seminar in ger231: Various topics related to literary studies | ||
5 Winter semester | You can choose a topic from medieval studies for your Bachelor's thesis! Preliminary discussion is best at the end of the winter semester with the desired examiner in Medieval Studies! | ||
6 Summer semester | We offer anaccompanying seminar for the Bachelor's thesis in the summer semester if possible. |
Module ger231 is compulsory for
- Students specialising in 'Teaching at grammar schools';
- Students with specialisation 2: 'Literature and Linguistics - literature-oriented'.
All other students can choose module ger231 as an advanced module.
The allocation of module components to semesters is a recommendation. Module ger231 can also be taken in the 5th/6th semester. The relevant study and examination regulations apply to you. When making your plans, please note that we can only offer basic seminars in the winter semester and in-depth seminars only in the summer semester!
We strongly recommend that you complete the basic and in-depth seminars in module ger231 in the order shown here, as the in-depth seminars focussing on literary studies can only be successfully attended if you have previously acquired the corresponding translation skills in the basic seminar. Basic and in-depth seminars do not have to be completed with the same lecturer.