The academic requirements for German represent a specialized course of study within the larger context of a diverse liberal arts education. Not only are these requirements designed to provide a focused and rigorous approach to the core concepts of the discipline, but they also allow ample opportunities for exploration in other subjects and departments throughout the university. By studying German at DePauw, you will develop comprehensive expertise in your field while enjoying the benefits of a well-rounded education.
Eight (exclusive of GRMN 111 and 112)
GRMN 211, GRMN 212, GRMN 304, GRMN 307, GRMN 415 and additional courses in German to complete the major
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The senior requirement consists of the completion of the senior seminar with a grade of C or better.
A student may elect a German major with a minor in International Business, which must include GRMN 309.
In order to satisfy the Writing in the Major requirement for German, students must complete one 400-level course in German (German 411, 412, 447, or 448) in addition to the senior seminar (German 415). In these 400-level courses, students will have a variety of writing assignments and opportunities to revise and reflect on their writing. Upon completion of the major, students should be able to write clearly in German for a wide range of audiences and in varied contexts, from informal correspondence through professional and academic discourse.
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The minor requires a minimum of five German courses, starting at the 200-level. Only one of these courses may be taken off-campus.
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Leveraging the resources of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the German major and minor at DePauw are interdisciplinary programs that integrate the expertise of multiple departments to develop the knowledge and skills needed to excel in a rapidly changing world.
