Studying German at Marquette develops your ability to use German to immerse yourself in the dramatic story of German literature and history, culture and contemporary society. The popular minor in German program provides a strong base in German language and culture through three foundation courses for all students. Minors then select four content courses that continue to develop German language skills while deepening understanding of literature, culture, history and society. As a minor, German offers a unique way of enlarging pre-professional or scientific studies, especially for those who plan careers in law, medicine, business, government, engineering and education.
Minor in German
The minor in German consists of six courses (19 credit hours): three required Foundational courses (10 credit hours) and three Elective courses (9 credit hours), which must be a GRMN course, as listed below.
Course List Code | Title | Hours |
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GRMN 2003 | Intensive Intermediate German | 4 |
GRMN 3000 | Introduction to German Studies | 3 |
GRMN 3001 | German Composition and Conversation | 3 |
| 9 |
| German Phonetics and Advanced Speaking Practice | |
| German Literature in English Translation | |
| The Modern German Short Story | |
| Thematic Surveys in German Literature | |
| Selected Genres in German Literature | |
| Individual Authors in German Literature | |
| Heckling Hitler | |
| German Reunification: The Collision of Two Worlds | |
| Berlin: Capital of Europe | |
| Public Speaking in German | |
| Advanced German Grammar | |
| Topics in German Language, Culture and Literature | |
| Workshop in German/English Translation | |
| Independent Study in German | |
| Senior Thesis in German | |
| Honors Senior Thesis | |
Total Credit Hours: | 19 |