Philosophy teaches the student how to analyse and communicate ideas in a clear, rational and well-thought-out way. With such in-depth grounding, philosophy graduates are likely to develop into well-rounded, mature, thoughtful and articulate employees." Student employability profiles, Higher Education Academy and Council for Industry and Higher Education, 2007. Combining a study of philosophy with a widely-spoken second languages makes for a degree that not only boosts your employability and career aspects, but your personal development too. Look at life in a whole new way on the BA German and Philosophy degree and find yourself being able to communicate with over 120 million German speakers worldwide. Graduates go onto find successful careers in business, teaching, translating and law.