German Minor

Coordinator: Thomas Herold

The German major provides courses that develop linguistic skills, practice literary analysis, and build an understanding of cultures in German-speaking countries. In addition to German language courses on all levels, the program offers German literature and civilization classes as well as a large variety of extra-curricular activities.

Program Requirements

Prerequisites
GERM 101 and GERM 102 may be required as prerequisites.
Required Courses9
Complete 3-6 credits from the following:
Intermediate German I
Intermediate German in Contemporary Contexts
Complete 3-6 credits from the following:
Advanced German Through Music: From Mozart to Rammstein
Advanced German through Graphic Novels
Advanced German Through Detective Stories
Advanced German through Film I
Advanced German through Film II
Elective Courses
Select 9 credits from the following:9
Practice in Written German
German Grammar Review
Advanced German Through Music: From Mozart to Rammstein
Advanced German through Graphic Novels
Advanced German Through Detective Stories
Advanced German through Film I
Advanced German through Film II
Fairy Tales from Grimm to Disney
Introduction to German Literature
German Civilization
Practice in Spoken German
Advanced Composition
Translation I
Translation II
Translation III
Translation IV
Business German
Nazi Cinema and Propaganda
Modern German Prose Fiction
Development of German Poetry
German Drama of the 19th and 20th Centuries
German Study Abroad
Independent Study in German (Junior Level)
Senior Seminar
Independent Study in German (Senior Level)
Special Topics in German Literature and Culture
Total Credits18