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German Track, A.B.

DegreeA.B.
TypeTrack
DepartmentForeign Languages

Dare to totally immerse yourself in German culture — on campus and abroad.

Total German Immersion

Live in Munich, Germany, for a semester. Study German-speaking cultures. Intern at N.C. Global Leadership. Fall in love with German culture — on campus and abroad.

As a German major you'll study political, social, historical, artistic and literary elements of German and German-speaking cultures. And you can join other foreign language students in extracurricular activities including festivals, conversation tables, clubs, and more.

The German track within the Modern Language Studies major consists of at least 32 credits at the 102-level or above, with at least one 400-level course (two if you are completing a senior thesis). All majors are expected to study abroad with an appropriate Guilford program before graduating. German language students study abroad in Munich, Germany, for a semester.

Students planning to attend graduate school are urged to choose the senior thesis. Complement your major with another major to enhance career opportunities in such fields as hospitality, education, government, to name a few.

Internship Ideas

N.C. Global Leadership

Alumni Careers and Graduate Schools

Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals, Germany; master’s in German in Berlin, Middlebury College; master’s in International Relations, Vienna; Fulbright Teaching Assistantships in Germany and Austria

College Catalog

For more information about courses within the German Track, visit the Academics Departments and Majors page in the College Catalog. In addition to the Undergraduate Catalog, information includes academic department and major information as well as academic regulations and resources; admission standards and requirements; and tuition, fees and financial aid information.

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