Open for business: language skills can make a world of difference
In a recent radio item on the Campus and Karriere programme of German public radio station Deutschlandfunk, the point was made that people are studying German less for the literature and more to improve their career prospects. Academic interest in Goethe, Schiller and so on-- the "klassische Ge...
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| Published in | The Times higher education supplement no. 2,206; p. 19 |
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| Format | Journal Article |
| Language | English |
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London
THE World Universities Insights Limited
04.06.2015
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| Summary: | In a recent radio item on the Campus and Karriere programme of German public radio station Deutschlandfunk, the point was made that people are studying German less for the literature and more to improve their career prospects. Academic interest in Goethe, Schiller and so on-- the "klassische Germanistik"-- is declining. |
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| ISSN: | 0049-3929 |