The University of Cuneo is proud to offer a unique Master’s program in German Studies with a binational option, allowing students to specialize in the language, culture, and literature of Germany while also exploring the connections between Germany and another country of their choice.
Program Overview
The Master’s program in German Studies with a binational option is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of German language, culture, and literature, as well as the opportunity to develop expertise in a specific area of their choice. The program is taught by a team of experienced professors and researchers from the University of Cuneo and its partner institutions in Germany.
Course Structure
The program consists of 12 modules, which are divided into three main areas:
- German Language and Culture: Students will develop their proficiency in German language and explore the cultural context of Germany, including literature, history, and society.
- Binational Option: Students will choose to specialize in a specific area of their choice, such as German-Italian relations, German-French relations, or German-American relations. This will involve studying the language, culture, and literature of the chosen country, as well as exploring the historical and contemporary relationships between Germany and that country.
- Research Methods and Specialized Topics: Students will learn advanced research methods and specialized topics related to German Studies, including critical theory, literary analysis, and cultural studies.
Research Focus
The Master’s program in German Studies with a binational option at the University of Cuneo offers students the opportunity to work on research projects under the guidance of experienced professors. Students can choose to focus on a range of topics, including:
- German language and literature
- German culture and society
- German-Italian relations
- German-French relations
- German-American relations
- Comparative literature and cultural studies
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Master’s program in German Studies with a binational option will have a range of career opportunities, including:
- Teaching German language and culture at schools or universities
- Working as a translator or interpreter
- Pursuing a career in international business or diplomacy
- Conducting research in German Studies or related fields
- Working as a cultural attaché or diplomat