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The department invites students to immerse themselves in the German language and culture by travelling abroad. The German summer study abroad visits several cities in Germany during a four-week period ...

Funding from this award must be used for student travel to/from and participation in an intensive, immersive summer language course. Preference will be given to programs held in Germany, Austria, or ...

We are pleased to learn that you would like to continue your German studies at Bates. We offer a range of interesting language, literature, and culture courses. To assist us in placing you properly, ...

German Studies courses facilitate a wide range of study and research opportunities. Our language courses teach the German language from the introductory to intermediate levels. Other courses lead you ...

The German for Engineering Certificate at the University of Delaware is designed for undergraduate students who aspire to build careers with multinational corporations operating in Germany. This ...

A&H faculty members provide descriptions of courses offered each semester. These descriptions are specific to the current/upcoming semester and more detailed than the descriptions below. Be sure to ...

Prior to graduation, all MCAS students must demonstrate proficiency at the intermediate level in a modern foreign language or in a classical language. The Department of Eastern, Slavic, and German ...

The German House ("Das Haus") offers students the opportunity to experience German culture on campus. The German House is part of a language house community comprising eight residence halls dedicated ...

Contrary to conventional thinking, it's never too late to learn a new language. Use these tips to get started. For more than two years, Dulcie Shoener of Milwaukee has done daily German lessons on her ...

A German lesson is starting in a public-school classroom in the Philippines, and it opens with a greeting: “Guten Morgen,” the teacher says. Students respond carefully, shaping unfamiliar sounds ...