GER 302 - German for Business and the Professions

This course is designed to broaden students’ knowledge of German as a language of commerce and industry. Emphasis is given to business terminology, development of intercultural communication skills, and current global issues in the German business world such as marketing, social welfare, consumerism and environmental initiatives. In addition to acquiring a rich Business vocabulary, students will also develop nuanced cross-cultural knowledge by being encouraged to think critically about cultural differences and how they relate to business practices. Essential vocabulary and relevant grammar structures will be practiced throughout the class. The lesson plans are also designed with students in mind who want to develop linguistic and cultural proficiency skills related to professional life in German-speaking countries to prepare for interviews, job search and application materials, workplace communication and presentations in international work environments. Taught in German.

Prerequisites
GER 240 or equivalent or Permission of Instructor

Credits 1

Notes
Course taught in German

Area
Humanities

Compass Attributes
Foreign Language, Global Honors