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Interested in studying with us? Meet with our Academic Advisor and choose the classes that are right for you.
Recent news and events
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School Principal Position Description
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'Fort‑Schritt: Motion & Migration in German Literature' ‑ Featured course by Dr. Rebecca Haubrich
Fort-Schritt Motion & Migration in German Literature
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Welcome Rebecca!
Introducing our newest member of the Department of German
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A Virtual Toast to this Year's Graduating Students & Award Winners
Celebrating our amazing students in lieu of our annual awards reception
Our current course offerings
In addition to our language classes, we offer a variety of classes on German literature, poetry, history, and philosophy. View the .
GERM 2201 : Intro to German Literature
Top 5 reasons to study German at ±«Óătv
- Speaking German is an asset to careers in engineering, art history, journalism, diplomatic service, linguistics, education, economics, theatre studies, music, film, political science, and architecture.
- Combine German studies with other programs, such as Environment, Sustainability, and Society (ESS) or Political Science—and find out how the writings of Freud, Nietzsche, Marx, Hegel, Goethe, and Schiller are still relevant to today’s complex social problems.
- Through events organized by the German Society, including its annual German Immersion Day, you'll have opportunities to practice your German in a fun, social atmosphere.
- A low student-professor ratio means more opportunities for individual attention from profs, helping ensure your success.
- Open your eyes to another culture! The Department of German’s study abroad program lets you experience German culture firsthand for up to a year—while earning credits toward your BA at Dal.