Programs and Courses in German

German

Programs

Undergraduate Major

• •  German - BA

Undergraduate Minor

• •  Minor in German

Courses

German: Beginning/Intermediate Courses

• •  GERMN 10100 - Elementary German I
• •  GERMN 10200 - Elementary German II
• •  GERMN 10300 - Intensive Elementary German
• •  GERMN 20100 - Intermediate German I
• •  GERMN 20150 - Intermediate German Workshop I
• •  GERMN 20200 - Intermediate German II
• •  GERMN 20250 - Intermediate German Workshop II
• •  GERMN 20300 - Intensive Intermediate German
• •  GERMN 21100 - Advanced German Reading
• •  GERMN 37300 - German-Jewish Love Stories in Literature and Film after 1945 (W)

German: Advanced Courses

• •  GERMN 30100 - Advanced German Comprehension and Conversation
• •  GERMN 30200 - Advanced German Conversation and Composition
• •  GERMN 31000 - Advanced German Language Studies
• •  GERMN 31200 - Introduction to Business German
• •  GERMN 32000 - Studies in German Literature and Language
• •  GERMN 32100 - Individual and Society in Modern German Literature
• •  GERMN 32200 - German Civilization
• •  GERMN 32300 - Women in German Literature
• •  GERMN 32700 - Modern Swiss Literature
• •  GERMN 32800 - German Children’s and Adolescent Literature
• •  GERMN 33400 - The German Short Story and Novelle
• •  GERMN 33500 - German Radio Plays: Hoerspiel
• •  GERMN 33600 - German Lyric Poetry
• •  GERMN 33900 - German Drama from Naturalism to Present
• •  GERMN 34100 - German Drama from Age of Goethe to Naturalism
• •  GERMN 34200 - The German Novel
• •  GERMN 34400 - Readings in Classical Period of German Literature
• •  GERMN 34500 - Literature of Weimar Republic
• •  GERMN 34600 - German Literature of the 1930s and 1940s
• •  GERMN 34700 - German Literature 1945-1995
• •  GERMN 34800 - East German Literature (1945-1990)
• •  GERMN 35000 - Austrian Literature
• •  GERMN 35300 - Goethe’s Faust
• •  GERMN 35900 - German Literary Seminar
• •  GERMN 38500 - Advanced Topics in German Language Study
• •  GERMN 38501 - The German Press of Today: Reading and Understanding Newspapers and Magazines
• •  GERMN 38502 - Advanced Business German
• •  GERMN 38503 - German Grammar for Upper- Level Discourse
• •  GERMN 39900 - Second Language Acquisition
• •  GERMN 44400 - Seminar Studies in German Literature and Language
• •  GERMN 49100 - Honors Project
• •  GERMN 49200 - Independent Study in German
• •  GERMN 49300 - Individual Studies Project in German Studies
• •  GERMN 49800 - Internship

German Literature and Civilization (in English)

• •  GERMN 24000 - German Thought and Culture: A Survey (W)
• •  GERMN 24100 - German Fairy Tales in Translation (W)
• •  GERMN 37200 - Germany in the Twenties (W)
• •  GERMN 37400 - Masterpieces of German Literature in English Translation (W)
• •  GERMN 37900 - Studies/Seminar Studies in German Literature in English Translation
• •  GERMN 47900 - Studies/Seminar Studies in German Literature in English Translation

German: Courses less frequently offered

• •  GERMN 10600 - German through Lieder
• •  GERMN 34300 - German Literature from Its Origins to the Age of Goethe
• •  GERMN 36100 - Gottfried von Strassburg: Tristan
• •  GERMN 36200 - Wolfram von Eschenbach: Parzival in translation
• •  GERMN 36300 - Goethe’s Faust in English translation
• •  GERMN 36400 - Heinrich von Kleist
• •  GERMN 36500 - Georg Büchner
• •  GERMN 36600 - Hermann Hesse
• •  GERMN 36700 - Hermann Hesse: Magister Ludi
• •  GERMN 36800 - Rainer Maria Rilke’s Duino Elegies
• •  GERMN 36900 - Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain
• •  GERMN 37000 - Franz Kafka
• •  GERMN 37100 - Bertolt Brecht
• •  GERMN 37600 - Masterpieces of Modern German Prose in English Translation
• •  GERMN 37800 - Masterpieces of German Drama in English Translation