German Language and Literature

Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) Studies

Basic Information about the Program

The study program German Language and Literature focuses on educating students in this field. It provides theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for teaching German (after completing master’s studies), working as German translators, and engaging in cultural institutions (libraries, cultural centers, publishing), media (print and electronic), and other industries. Graduates are prepared for further education through master’s and doctoral studies, as well as professional specialization in German language, literature, culture, methodology, and didactics of teaching German.

Degree and Employment Opportunities

Upon completing their studies, graduates can work as teachers and professors of Serbian After completing this study program, graduates can work as German language and literature teachers in public and private educational institutions (elementary and secondary schools). They can also pursue professions requiring a high level of German proficiency, such as roles in businesses (German/Austrian/Swiss companies), social organizations (embassies, consulates, NGOs, tourism agencies), and translation of various texts. Additionally, they may lead German language courses

Upon completing this program, students earn the title of Bachelor of Philology (Germanist).

Duration of Studies

The undergraduate academic studies in German Language Literature span four academic years (eight semesters), with a total of 240 ECTS credits.

Tuition Fees

The annual tuition fee for this programme is €1,300, payable in eight monthly installments.

The fee is charged in Serbian dinars based on the exchange rate of the National Bank of Serbia on the payment date.

For more information on scholarships and discounts, you can visit the official website: www.uninp.edu.rs/stipendije

Course Schedule by Semester and Year

First Year

- Contemporary German Language 1
- German Language 1: Morphophonology
- Introduction to Literary Theory
- Introduction to General Linguistics
- English Language 1
- Basics of Informatics
- Contemporary German Language 2
- German Language 2: Morphology
- English Language 2
- Standard Language Norms and Culture
- Elective Block 1: Media and Education, Moral Development, Epistemology

Second Year

- Contemporary German Language 3
- German Language 3: Syntax 1
- German Literature 1
- English Language 3
- Elective Block 2: General Pedagogy, Communicology
- Contemporary German Language 4
- German Language 4: Syntax 2
- German Literature 2
- English Language 4
- Elective Block 3: General Psychology, Curriculum Development
- Practical Training 1

Third Year

- Contemporary German Language 5
- German Language 5: Word Formation
- German Literature 3
- Methodology of Foreign Language Teaching 1
- Elective Block 4: Speech Culture, Oral Literature
- Contemporary German Language 6
- Germanic Culture
- German Literature 4
- Methodology of Foreign Language Teaching 2
- Elective Block 5: Revolutionary Literature, Languages in Contact
- Practical Training 2

Fourth Year

- Contemporary German Language 7
- German Literature 5
- German Language 6: Contrastive Grammar
- Elective Block 6: Introduction to Personality Psychology, Methodology of Educational Work
- Elective Block 7: Psychology of Giftedness, Sociology of Education
- Contemporary German Language 8
- Introduction to Literary Theories
- Translation Theory
- Elective Block 8: Intercultural Understanding and Communication, Inclusive Education, Academic Writing
- Practical Training 3
- Final Thesis