BA in German Teaching in Provo United States | Brigham Young University

The Department of German and Russian welcomes all students to its degree programs, though teaching majors have specific enrollment restrictions. By studying foreign languages and literature, learners gain proficiency in another tongue while cultivating awareness of their native language and cultural background. This fosters appreciation for diverse cultures and global viewpoints. Engaging with different cultural expressions prepares students for postgraduate studies in fields like linguistics, literature, education, library science, humanities, business, law, and medicine. Graduates often find careers in international business, education, or government service.

This curriculum fulfills Utah's professional licensing standards. Those seeking certification outside Utah should consult BYU advisors and their target state's licensing board for specific requirements.
For majors declared after December 16, 2019, courses in teaching programs require at least a C grade. Education candidates must maintain a minimum 2.7 GPA throughout the program to qualify for student teaching placements.