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German serves as a key language for commerce, international relations, and travel across the European Union and Eastern Europe. Dive into the German language and its vibrant cultural heritage. While mastering the language, you'll explore German society and traditions through diverse lenses such as literature, cinema, political science, historical perspectives, urban development, art history, and gender studies.
You'll have opportunities to collaborate with professors from various academic departments, gaining insights from multiple disciplines. During advanced studies, you can choose relevant courses from other fields like history and political science to enhance your German Studies focus.
The German Studies program features two specialized tracks (Language, Literature & Culture; and Culture & Society) with adaptable degree paths: opt for a major or minor concentration, or select individual courses to supplement your primary field of study. Numerous classes are conducted in English and welcome students from all academic backgrounds.
Employ cross-disciplinary research methods and theoretical frameworks in your academic work.
Cultivate intellectual curiosity, innovative thinking, and imaginative analysis through examining cultural works from German-speaking regions.
Build versatile skills in analytical reasoning, bilingual communication (English and German), and effective project coordination.