DCC focuses on the language and culture of the Low Countries (the Netherlands and Belgium) in the Central European context. Students are therefore expected to have an interest in both the Dutch language area and Central Europe. This includes a willingness to spend at least one semester at one of the partner universities. Furthermore, DCC students also learn a second foreign language from the region as part of their studies.

The admission requirements for the Bachelor studies DUTCH LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURE IN A CENTRAL EUROPEAN CONTEXT are the same as those for existing studies in Dutch, in accordance with the guidelines existing in each country respectively.

You do not need to have any prior knowledge of Dutch to be admitted to the study programme. The language acquisition courses are part of the curriculum, especially in the first semester. Advanced courses are usually taught in Dutch, and Dutch is the common language of the participating partner institutes.

3 years/180 ECTS

Bachelor Dutch (Dutch Language, Literature and Culture in a Central European Context)

Title: BA - Bachelor of Arts

In order to ensure transparency and international recognition, a supplement is added to the BA degree indicating the courses obtained.

The courses are divided into language acquisition, literary studies, linguistics and culture. These lectures are called modules because the curriculum has a modular structure. Students must first follow the introductory lectures/modules in each field in order to be able to participate in the advanced lectures. A large part of the study consists of e-learning lectures offered on the e-learning platform DCC. This platform consists of more than 20 courses that match the expertise of the various participating universities. Students can enjoy a wider range of courses through this international platform.

Under "Courses timetable – general information" you will find links to the timetables of the various partner universities.