Bachelor Angewandte Germanistik* (B.A.)
*Translated: Applied Linguistics. Only available in German.
Do you want to set new standards in language and communication? Then the Applied Linguistics degree is perfect for you!
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Language: German
Make words your tool. Study Applied Linguistics.
With the Bachelor's degree in Applied Linguistics, you dive into the world of language and literature. You will learn the basics of linguistics and literary studies, engage with phonetics, semantics, and morphology, and combine your theoretical knowledge with practical projects such as intermediality or professional practice in German Studies. You also have the option to complete an internship. With your degree, you can work as a literary scholar, PR manager, journalist, or in a variety of other professional fields.
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Move forward with words: Your career opportunities.
Your Applied Linguistics degree is just as versatile as the career paths that await you. Depending on where your passion lies, you can work in various industries. For example, become:
Literary Scholar (Research Associate at the Institute of German Studies)
As a literary scholar, you dive deep into the world of texts. You can structure complex topics and have excellent language skills. Your problem-solving ability allows you to explore intermedial contexts and bring new impulses to research. Your skills in handling digital and AI tools as well as your intercultural competencies enable you to think about the world of literature globally and future-oriented.
PR Editor/PR Manager (Media Industry)
Journalist (Media Industry)
Choose how you want to study Applied Linguistics at IU
You can study your Applied Linguistics bachelor's degree in various study formats. It all depends on what your individual daily life looks like and what prerequisites you begin your studies with. Here, you will get a good overview of which model best supports you personally on your journey.
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You study completely on your own terms. Get the perfect blend of innovative study tools, interactive study formats via video chat (live or on demand) and personal support.
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Why you should study Applied Linguistics
With a degree, you take new paths: you expand your knowledge and are ready to take on more responsibility. This opens up new career opportunities and advancement possibilities for you. Additionally, your personal development is a significant advantage of your studies. You invest in yourself and your professional skills. By doing so, you actively shape your professional future. Additionally, studying is also fun – especially when it fits your life like at IU.
This is what your Applied Linguistics programme at IU looks like
The foundation of your studies includes theoretical contexts such as linguistics and literary studies, as well as phonetics, syntax, semantics, and cultural theory. With exciting elective modules, you can refine your personal profile. For example, you can choose between modules such as Introduction to Data Science, Intercultural Psychology, or projects like Creative Writing or Public Speaking. Additionally, you have the option to choose an internship or elective area D, focusing on Artificial Intelligence, Storytelling, and digital media skills.
Looking to the future: This is what you do after your studies
With your degree in Applied Linguistics, diverse career perspectives in various media-related industries await you. After graduation, you can use your skills to advance research in literary studies. Alternatively, you can enter public relations or marketing, showcasing the best sides of companies. Or you can work as a journalist for newspapers, magazines, or online portals.
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