German - Johns Hopkins University

German from Johns Hopkins University is a Campus Bachelor Language degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Program Overview The German program at the Johns Hopkins University is among the most distinguished in North America. It has been a leading force in literary criticism and is internationally recognized for its strength in German and Yiddish literature from the Enlightenment to the present as well as interdisciplinary approaches to the humanities. Since the 1980s the faculty members have spearheaded efforts to study the interface of literature with philosophy, psychoanalysis, religion, and science. The interdisciplinary orientation of the faculty has put the program at the forefront of the field in North America and abroad. Scarcely a debate in literary theory has occurred in the last twenty-five years that has not involved one or more members of the German faculty. The German program is committed to the study of the hermeneutic tradition and its critique. It is also home to the Yiddish Language , Literature , and Culture offerings at Johns Hopkins. In addition to its own distinguished faculty, the program hosts regular visitors from European universities who offer seminars at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The section has active graduate exchange programs with the Humboldt Universit?t Berlin, Universit?t Konstanz, and Universit?t Hamburg. In collaboration with international partners, the program has recently hosted conferences on "Rethinking Form" and "Hannah Arendt and the Exile of Writing." View more details on Johns Hopkins University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Language courses.