German Studies - Case Western Reserve University

German Studies from Case Western Reserve University is a Campus Bachelor Language degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The German Studies major differs from the traditional German language and literature major by the breadth of its offerings. A German Studies major encourages students to study in several disciplines from a generous selection of approved courses in the humanities, arts, social sciences, and economics. A graduate of the German Studies Program is expected: to be prepared for lifelong learning; to be knowledgeable about and conversant in German contributions to western culture in such areas as literature, film, philosophy, and music; to be proficient in the German language; to understand and be able to discuss German history, government, attitudes about religion; and to use all of the above as the mark of an educated person in pursuit of a career in business or in study toward a graduate or professional degree . Requirements for the Major in German Studies Thirty hours from the list of approved German studies courses. Courses must include German 303 and 311, and German Studies 398 (Senior Colloquium) or equivalent. No more than 9 courses of the approved list may be in any one department. Sample Concentrations for the German Studies Major History and philosophy German literature and theater history Political science and history Art history, music history, and religion; etc. View more details on Case Western Reserve University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Language courses.