German
- Major
- Minor
Explore a new culture. Challenge yourself and gain an ability to communicate with more of the world. Develop language skills and learn the culture, culminating in a phenomenal opportunity to take it a step farther and spend time studying internationally.
- Small class sizes
- Individualized courses for special topics
- Native or near-native fluency of teaching staff
- Advanced placement for credit at no additional tuition expense
PERSONALIZE YOUR DEGREE
Add a minor in Global Studies to immerse yourself further!
GAIN REAL-LIFE EXPERIENCE – ALL BEFORE YOU GRADUATE.
Internships
Obtain work experience and make informed career choices through internships of a semester or more in length.
Student Organizations
Join Alpha Mu Gamma, the national foreign language collegiate honor society—all you need is an A in at least two semesters of the same language at the college level. In addition to this, International Student Organization gives students a chance to learn more about a multitude of cultures other than their own through activities such as attending foreign film showings, theater performances, and hosting speakers, as well as enjoying ethnic dinners and sharing travel experiences with other members of the organization.
Outreach
Serve the community as a part-time translator, interpreter, language tutor, FLES program organizer or teacher, web page translator, or an interpreter for the North Dakota State Hospital and other organizations.
Career Path Options
- Customs Inspector
- Scientific Linguist
- Social and Community Manager
- Travel Agent
- Library Consultant
- Foreign Service Officer
German Major Coursework
Course | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Ger 101 |
Beginning German I |
3 |
Ger 102 |
Beginning German II |
3 |
Ger 201 |
Intermediate German I |
3 |
Ger 202 |
Intermediate German II |
3 |
Ger 310 |
German Conversation and Composition |
3 |
Ger 320 |
German Culture and Civilization |
3 |
Ger 330 |
Survey of German Literature I |
3 |
Ger 340 |
Survey of German Literature II |
3 |
Ger 390 |
German-language courses, either special-topics courses taken on campus or in an approved study abroad program |
12 |
Total Semester Credits Required: 36