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what an 'arts degree' in german

eurotrotter · 2009-06-05 15:17:27

hey gang sorry for throwing this thread up here but i dunno of any german dictionary that would have this in it thanks very much for the help ed

05-06-2009 3:17pm

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eurotrotter

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hey gang sorry for throwing this thread up here but i dunno of any german dictionary that would have this in it

thanks very much for the help
ed

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#2 05-06-2009 10:48pm

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Not really my field of expertise, but I don't think that there is a direct equivalent. You usually specify the exact subject(s) that you have a degree in.

There would be the somewhat old fashioned classifcation of "Naturwissenschaften" v "Geisteswissenschaften" v "schoene Kuenste" :rolleyes: but you can't really have a degree in either, as they are just groupings.

But lately a lot of degrees have been anglicised/internationalised ...so maybe things have changed ?

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