German Studies (Minor)
German Studies is perfect for students who want to develop an understanding of the German-speaking world without necessarily having to study the language. Through history, politics, language, literature, art, and culture, discussion-based classes and interdisciplinary approaches give students the cultural competence that is necessary to succeed in a study abroad program, internship, or job in the region.
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Five German Studies Courses | 15 | |
(German Studies numbered 20202 or above. Courses may be in any combination of German and English-language classes) | ||
| Total Hours | 15 | |
An all-English curriculum is possible. University Seminars and College Seminars with a German Studies focus may also count towards this requirement with approval of the DUS.
At least 3 courses must be listed or cross-listed in the Department or taken in a Department-approved study abroad program.
All German Studies courses taken outside of the Department must be approved by the DUS in German.
- Courses may be in any combination of German and English-language classes. An all-English curriculum is possible.
- University Seminars and College Seminars with a German Studies focus may also count towards this requirement with approval of the DUS.
- At least 3 courses must be listed or cross-listed in the Department or taken in a Department-approved study abroad program.
- All German Studies courses taken outside of the Department must be approved by the DUS in German.