German
Majoring & Minoring
German majors and minors tie their language studies to in-depth analysis of literature, culture and film. The curriculum integrates speaking, writing and culture into all courses, enhanced by faculty mentoring and interdisciplinary opportunities.
Major in German: 8 courses
- One course from:
GER12-314 Reading German: Text in Context
GER12-334 Speak German! - GER12-344 Topics in German Literature and Film
- GER12-354 German Culture
- Two German courses at or above the 300 level
- Two additional upper level German courses
- GER12-934 Capstone Seminar (to be taken in the spring of the junior or senior year)
Paired Major in International Studies and German: 14 courses
*Please refer to the International Studies section of the catalog for the full list of requirements and track options.
- One Introductory course from:
ANT35-104 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
Any World History course (HIS16-0X4)
PSC32-144 Comparative Politics - One German course from:
GER12-314 Reading German: Text in Context
GER12-334 Speak German! - GER12-344 Topics in German Literature and Film
- GER12-354 German Culture
- Two German courses at or above the 300 level
- Two additional upper level courses in German
- Four courses taken from one International Studies track (Global Politics and Economy, Global Society and Culture, or Global Justice)
- GER12-934 Capstone Seminar (to be taken in the spring of the junior or senior year)
- INS38-894 Capstone
Minor in German: 5 courses
- Two courses from:
GER12-314 Reading German: Text in Context
GER12-334 Speak German!
GER12-344 Topics in German Literature and Film
GER12-354 German Culture - Three additional courses in German, at least one of which must be at or above the 300 level; GER12-164, if taken for credit, counts toward the minor.