The German department is the largest in the country, admitting about 90 students a year. German is studied at Oxford either on its own, or in combination with other subjects, whether another modern European language, or Classics, English, History, a Middle Eastern language or Philosophy. If you want to study it on its own, or with another modern language, you apply for the course in Modern Languages; if in combination with one of the other subjects listed, you apply for a joint course (e.g. in English and Modern Languages). You can find further information in the FAQs page and the University prospectus, which also tells you how to apply.

German multi-level entry course

The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages welcomes applications for German at all levels. Find out more here.

LIDL 'Year Abroad' Prizes

The Faculty is delighted to announce that LIDL is continuing its funding both for a full Graduate studentship and for support for the Year Abroad. For more information read the news announcement here.