Program Overview

Overview of the German Studies Program

The German Studies program requires basic proficiency in the German language (writing, reading, listening, and speaking) and is intended for students who wish to pursue further studies in literature, history, philosophy, and political science. This program may be completed in conjunction with a degree program.

Program Details

• Credential: Certificate
• The German Studies program is under the Language Training Institute in the Department of Linguistics within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
• Academic Calendar: See certificate description for more details.

Career Possibilities

The program offers various career possibilities for students who complete the German Studies certificate.

Admission Requirements

To apply for the German Studies program, students must meet the admission requirements set by Simon Fraser University.

How to Apply

Students can apply for the German Studies program through the university's application process.

Undergraduate Admission

• Apply: Students can apply for undergraduate admission to Simon Fraser University.
• Transfer to SFU: Students can transfer to SFU from other institutions.
• Requirements: Admission requirements vary depending on the applicant type (e.g., Canadian high school, international high school, college/university transfer).
  • Canadian High School: Requirements for Canadian high school students.
  • International High School Students: Requirements for international high school students.
  • United States High School: Requirements for students from the United States.
  • Indigenous Students: Requirements for Indigenous students.
  • College/University Transfer: Requirements for students transferring from other colleges or universities.
  • International Baccalaureate: Requirements for students with an International Baccalaureate diploma.
  • Diverse Qualifications: Requirements for students with diverse qualifications.
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