Enhance your primary degree program by minoring in German studies.
Option #1: Study Abroad
- Boost your resume with an international internship in your field
- Fulfill three PEQ requirements in English and one intensive German course at your level
- Live with a German host family and increase your language and cultural skills
- Travel with your group to Prague, Dresden, and other major European cities
Program Requirements
- Take GER 101 and GER 102 on campus, then study abroad in Berlin
- OR study abroad in Berlin, then take GER 221 or GER 222 on campus
Option #2: All On Campus
Don't have time to study abroad? Take all your courses on campus.
Program Requirements
- 5 German language courses
- GER 102: Elementary German II
- GER 203: The German Cultural World I
- GER 221: Conversation and Composition I
- GER 222: Conversation and Composition II
- GER 301: Intermediate German I
- 1 Culture course in English
- MUS.F 101 or MUS.Q 101: Intro to Western Classical Music
- MGT 345: Cross-Cultural Management
- RES 387: Auschwitz and After: Religious Questions and Ethical Dilemmas
- RES 389: The Holocaust in Italy and France: Fascism, Resistance and Rescue
- MUS 212: The History of Western Music II (for music majors only)
- MUS 416: Special Topics in Music History (for music majors only)