GER 242 - Introduction to German Studies

This course is a general introduction to German culture, German history and German society. Curriculum is organized around student-centered activities that will strengthen students’ functional vocabulary and offer a systematic overview of advanced grammar. While applying linguistic skills to investigations of global issues within the German context, students will build on their intercultural literacy and enhance their global awareness. Central themes include: poverty and equity, health and education, consumerism and sustainability, German cities and regional cultures. GER 240 and GER 242 may be taken out of sequence. Taught in German.

Prerequisites
GER 202 or departmental placement

Credits 4

Compass Attributes
Foreign Language, Global Honors, Humanities, Structure/Power/Inequality, Taylor and Lane Scholars