German Studies Minor
Minor Check Sheet Winter Term 2016 Electives Spring Term 2016 Electives
Requirements
A minor in German Studies requires the following:
| GER 222 | EXPERIENCING THE GERMAN-SPEAKING WORLD II | 4 sh |
Students may meet this requirement via placement test. Testing guidelines are set by the Department of World Languages and Cultures.
Twelve semester hours in German (prefix GER) at the 100, 200, 300, or 400 level: 12 sh
Twelve semester hours selected from the following: 12 sh
| ARH 210 | ART HISTORY I: GODS AND EMPERORS | 4 sh |
| ARH 211 | ART HISTORY II: CATHEDRALS TO CONQUEST | 4 sh |
| ARH 212 | ART HISTORY III: REVOLT, REFORM, CRITIQUE | 4 sh |
| ARH 301 | ART HISTORY METHODOLOGIES | 4 sh |
| ARH 320 | ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY ART | 4 sh |
| COR 398 | WARRIORS, INTELLECTUALS, AND SUPERMEN: THE HERO IN THE GERMAN CULTURAL IMAGINATION | 4 sh |
| ENG 301 | INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS | 4 sh |
| ENG 302 | HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE | 4 sh |
| GER 491 | INDEPENDENT STUDY | 1-4 sh |
| GER 499 | INDEPENDENT RESEARCH | 4 |
| HST 112 | EUROPE AND THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD SINCE 1500 | 4 sh |
| HST 221 | THE WORLD IN THE 20TH CENTURY | 4 sh |
| HST 338 | GERMANY: WAR, DEMOCRACY AND HITLER, 1914-1945 | 4 sh |
| HST 339 | A HISTORY OF THE HOLOCAUST | 4 sh |
| IDS 227 | HOLOCAUST PERPETRATORS | 4 sh |
| IDS 295 | ANALYZE THIS! ESSENTIAL CRITICAL THEORY AND PRACTICE | 4 sh |
| PHL 338 | NIETZSCHE AND THE DEATH OF GOD | |
| PHL 339 | MARTIN BUBER AND THE ECLIPSE OF GOD | 2 sh |
Electives not listed above may be approved on a case-by-case basis after consultation with the program coordinators. ARH 210, ARH 211, ARH 212, ARH 301, ARH 320: require consultation with the instructor and the program coordinators no later than the second week of the semester.
Total Credit Hours: 24-28
Study abroad and internships are enabled and encouraged. Up to 4 hours of internship credit, and up to 12 hours of study abroad courses that emphasize German Studies’ subject matter, may count for the minor, as approved by the program coordinators.