Course variations
| Study mode | Duration | Tuition fees | Start date | Venue |
| Full Time | Variable | $ 17,376 (US$ 17,376) a year | Contact provider |
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Course summary
In this program students attain strong linguistic skills suitable for pursuing graduate work, careers in business, government, social services, tourism and life-long learning of German. They develop an understanding of German cultural and historical perspectives in a global society.
Program modules
The modules include GL 201, 202, 203 Second Year German, GL 301, 302, 303 Composition and Conversation, GL 110 Introduction to German Literature in Translation, GL 310 German Film and Conversation, GL 320 Business German, GL 331 German Pronunciation and Phonetics, GL 340 Culture and Civilization I: from Romans to Enlightenment, GL 341 Culture and Civilization II: from Classicism to Reunification, GL 350 Methods in Translation, GL 399 Special Studies, GL 401, 402, 403 Advanced German Composition and Conversation, GL 406 Special Individual Studies, GL 411 German Literature I: Medieval to Classical, GL 412 German Literature II: Naturalism to Present, GL 423 Studies in German Language and Literature, GL 440 19th Century German Drama, GL 441 20th Century German Drama, GL 442 German Drama-Performance, GL 481 History and Structure of German Language, GL 342/ HUM 325 Studies in German Culture and Literature to 1900, GL 343/ HUM 343 Studies in German Culture and Literature to 1945, GL 344/ HUM 344 Studies in German Culture and Literature to 1990s, A 304, 305, 306 Art History, ENG 340, 341 Period Studies in World Literature, ENG 441 Studies in World Literature, GEOG 306 Global Economic Geography, GEOG 410 Global Issues, GEOG 418 International Trade and Transportation, GEOG 426 Geography of Europe, GEOG 433 Political Geography, HST 437, 438, 439 History of Modern Germany, HST 443 19th Century Europe, HST 444 20th Century Europe, HST 492 World Problems, MUS 361 17th and 18th Century Music, MUS 362 19th and 20th Century Music, PHL 314 Modern European Philosophy, PHL 316 Contemporary Philosophy, PS 462 Politics and Governments of Europe.
Western Oregon University accepts IELTS*
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Qualification
Bachelor degree
Awarding body
Western Oregon University
Department name
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Humanities Division, Modern Languages Department
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