Bachelor of Liberal Arts & Sciences
German Interdisciplinary Major
Why study German?
Germany is the
world’s largest
exporter.
Speaking and
understanding German
will deepen your
knowledge of the
culture and improve
your employment opportunities.
Most commonly used language on the Internet after
English.
More than 750 U.S. companies do business in Germany.
German is no harder to learn to speak and write than
other languages.
Learn German in Austria
KU offers an exciting opportunity to study German in
Austria for three weeks during the summer. Based in a
small village just south of Innsbruck, you can also visit
Salzburg, Munich, the famous Neuschwanstein castle and
much more! (Pending Council approval, expected Jan. 2007)
Bachelor of Arts—German Interdisciplinary Major
1. Pre-Major Courses: (0 S.H.)
GER 011
Elementary German I
GER 012
Elementary German II
2. Core Courses : (18 S.H.)
GER 103
Intermediate German III
GER 104
Intermediate German IV
GER 211
German Composition & Conversation I
GER 212
German Composition & Conversation II
GER 340
German Culture & Civilization
MLS 380
Senior Seminar
3. Interdisciplinary Track: (21+ SH) No more than 3
courses in any one department prefix
ANT 135
ARH 306
ARH 338
ECO 370
GEG 140
PA German Cultural Traditions
Art of Northern Europe: 1350-1580
Modernism
Comparative Economic Systems
Geography of Europe
GER 213
GER 220
GER 251
GER 301
GER 302
GER 311
GER 312
GER 320
GER 325
GER 326
GER 370
GER 410
GER 420
GER 470
GER 495
HIS 112
HIS 227
HIS 235
HIS 462
POL 305
PHI 136
INT 101
INT 111
INT 210
INT 310
MUS 212
Business German
Applied Linguistics
German Literature in Translation
Survey of German Literature I
Survey of German Literature II
German Literature of the 18th Century
German Literature of the 19th Century
German Short Story
Advanced Syntax & Stylistics I
Advanced Syntax & Stylistics II
Selected Topics
Phonetics of the German Language
Professional Translation Skills in German
Selected Topics in German
Independent Study
19th Century Europe
History of Holocaust
Europe of the World Wars
Germany in the 20th Century
Western European Government
Kant to Hegel
Intercultural Communication
International Environmental Issues
Selected Topics
European Union Simulation
Music from 1825 to the Present
Concomitant Courses: (12 SH) German majors must
complete 12 SH of concomitant course work in the Liberal
Arts & Sciences at the 100 level or above or any level language course not in German. Courses selected should relate to the major program and must have the approval of
the advisor.
A&S Electives: (9 SH): Any of the disciplines under
Liberal Arts & Sciences.
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Gregory Hanson
Department of Modern Language Studies
Room 11A deFrancesco Building
610-683-4432
hanson@kutztown.edu
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