German Minor

Associate professor: Gudrun Hoobler

Mission

Create and transmit knowledge concerning the German language, literature and culture in a climate that promotes ease of communication and mutual understanding.

Learning Outcomes

Speak, aurally comprehend, write and read German at a level suitable for graduate education or careers in business, government, social services or tourism.
Explain and apply German cultural and historical perspectives to events and ideas in a globalized society.
Analyze and critique original texts and cultural artifacts from German sources.

Core Courses

GL 301 Third Year German Credits: 4
GL 302 Third Year German Credits: 4
GL 303 Third Year German Credits: 4

Upper Division Hours in German (6)

Not GL 342D, 343D, 344D or other courses which are taught in English.

Total Credits (18)

Note:

Students who begin coursework at a higher level than 301 can substitute other courses in consultation with their adviser. Students must maintain a 2.0 GPA in their minor courses.