Foreign Languages, Applied Language - German Concentration, B.S.

Program Overview

The Foreign Languages program with an Applied Language - German concentration prepares students for global careers by developing proficiency in German language, culture, and global perspectives. The program includes 27 semester hours of coursework in German, general education, and a corollary course of study. Graduates are equipped with valuable skills for careers in business, diplomacy, and the non-profit sector.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Foreign Languages program with an Applied Language - German concentration, leading to a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree, prepares students for a range of careers and opportunities in today's globalized world. The program's emphasis on proficiency in a second language, German in this case, develops critical job skills that enhance a candidate's competitiveness in the current job market. The curriculum aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of German language, culture, and global perspectives, ultimately preparing them to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.

Outline:

The Foreign Languages, Applied Language - German Concentration, B.S. program consists of a structured curriculum encompassing 27 semester hours of coursework. The program's content is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in German language proficiency, cultural understanding, and practical application skills.

Course Structure:

The program is structured into three primary components:

General Education:

This component includes courses that fulfill the university's general education requirements, providing a well-rounded foundation in communication, history, humanities and fine arts, mathematics, natural sciences, and social/behavioral sciences.

Major Requirements:

The German concentration requires 27 semester hours of coursework, including core courses in elementary and intermediate German, advanced composition and conversation, and upper-level German electives.

Corollary Course of Study:

This component allows students to pursue additional coursework in a related field or area of interest.

Careers:

The program prepares students for a wide range of careers in business, diplomacy, and the non-profit sector, among others. The development of German language proficiency and intercultural experience provides graduates with valuable skills that enhance their competitiveness in the global job market.