+ German
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Shatzel Hall, 419-372-2268
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in German
are expected to:
- Attain
language proficiency levels congruent with national
professional standards published by the American Council
on the Teaching of Foreign Languages;
- Demonstrate
understanding of the aesthetic qualities and socio-historical
contexts of a set of representative texts from German
culture;
- Be
able to employ different interpretive approaches;
- Know
the cultural history and social realities of at least
one target culture society, most likely Austrian or
German.
Major,
Bachelor of Arts (27 hours at 300 and 400 level) —
minor required — click 
for 2006-2007 course requirements
Minor
(18 hours at 300 and 400 level)
- GERM
317, 318 (6)
- GERM
311 or 313 (3)
- One
course from 315, 316 or 416 (Contemporary Austrian Life)
(3)
- Electives
in GERM
excluding 315 and 316 (6)
Other
programs
Programs in German also are offered by the College
of Education and Human Development.
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