Программа обучения English Literature and Culture

Общая Информация по Программе обучения "English Literature and Culture"

• Уровень: Бакалавриат
• Диплом: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.);
• Язык обучения: Английский
• Начало обучения: Зимний семестр
  Летний семестр
• Срок обучения: 6 семестров
• Форма обучения: Полная
• Учебные кредиты: 180 ECTS
• Стоимость: € 0 / Семестр
• Семестровый взнос: € 322.18 / семестр
• Правила приема: Без конкурса
• Минимальный уровень английского: C1

Карьерные перспективы по завершению программы обучения "English Literature and Culture"

All in all, the bachelor's degree in English Literature and Culture offers a very good starting point for professional practice due to various possible combinations within the social, cultural, economic and communication sciences. On the one hand, students of the English Literature and Culture degree program at JGU receive solid language training with a high level of cultural competence, which is essential in a globalized job market. On the other hand, the students acquire analytical and knowledge-organizational key qualifications for a highly differentiated and technological knowledge and media society.

The English Literature and Culture course offers graduates career prospects in the following areas: private schools in Germany and abroad, universities, adult education, company training and further education, media, publishing, libraries, museums, press and public relations, advertising, information and Communication technology, editing, public service and business, trade and commerce. These opportunities are significantly improved through appropriate subject combinations, the acquisition of additional qualifications, e.g. IT, German as a foreign language, other foreign languages, as well as through domestic and foreign internships during the course of study and, last but not least, through personal flexibility.

Ожидаемые результаты программы обучения "English Literature and Culture"

The core of English studies is the study of the literature and culture of Great Britain and Ireland. However, the subject does not only exhaust itself in these traditional areas, but also pays tribute to the changed global perspective by also opening up the cultural and literary areas of the former Commonwealth countries - the so-called New Literatures in English. One of the fundamental goals of English studies is to impart methodological competence in dealing with texts, a skill that is the basis for success in any field of work. This aspired critical thinking includes the ability to reason logically, to solve problems, to interpret informedly and to think independently. Although texts are explored in their contexts, a central focus remains on critical, theoretically reflected philological text work that pursues the question of the interaction between text and people. In order to provide as comprehensive access to literature as possible, a variety of approaches are tried out: narrative, literary and cultural theory, but also cognitive science findings and gender research play an important role here. This versatility helps students to acquire analytical and critical skills that can easily be transferred to other work contexts with profit, but also mark a fundamental personal gain. The understanding gained here with regard to methodological plurality and diversity of approaches, which are often experienced as incompatible in direct comparison, is essential for developing a critical attitude and conveying (inter)cultural competence in dealing with the other.

Международный обмен по программе обучения "English Literature and Culture"

As part of the course, a study visit to an English-speaking country of at least 3 months is recommended.

Стажировки и практика в программе обучения "English Literature and Culture"

As part of the English Literature and Culture course as a core subject, students can choose to do at least a six-week internship in a business or organization. If a stay abroad in an English-speaking country is chosen, this should generally last at least three months. A six-week participation in a summer school in an English-speaking country or a "teaching assistantship" in an English-speaking country can also be credited.