German Minor

18 hours above GER 1020, with a minimum of 12 hours in German (GER) with a minimum grade of C, including:

• GER 2110 - Intermediate German for Conversation I
• GER 2120 - Intermediate German for Conversation II
• GER 3110 - German Composition and Conversation I
• GER 3210 - Advanced German Grammar

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• GER 3230 - Introduction to German Culture or
• GER 3320 - Introduction to Modern Germanic Literature

Additional Information and Notes

With departmental approval, German minors can count courses related to German studies toward the minor. Students who have placed into the 3000 level can count two 3000-4000 level courses (maximum 6 hours) toward the minor; all other students can count one 3000-4000 level course (maximum 3 hours) toward the minor. The following courses are suggested:

• CLAS 3960 - Classical Mythology
   
• ECON 4260 - Comparative Economic Systems
   
• ENGL 3640 - Introduction to Linguistics
   
• GEOG 3070 - Geography of Europe
   
• HIST 3260 - Europe in the Twentieth Century
   
• HIST 3270 - Under Hitler’s Shadow: Europe 1929-1945
   
• MLNG 3100 - Masterpieces of Germanic Literature in Translation
   
• MLNG 3300 - Masterpieces of European Literature in Translation
   
• MUS 3150 - History of Music I
   
• PHIL 3640 - Existentialism and Phenomenology
   
• REL 4840 - Holocaust and Genocide
   

Students may place out of German 2110 and 2120 by taking the placement test.  A minimum of 12 hours must be at the 3000-level or above with a minimum grade of C. German 2130 and 2140 cannot be used for credit toward the minor.

Minimum of 2.0 average in the minor.