Introductory courses to learn the German language for students interested in gaining a deeper understanding of German history, philosophy, literature, art, and music and for those interested in internships and study abroad. 

an intensive, double-credit language and culture course that allows students to complete two semesters of German in one semester.

Intermediate courses to improve on language skills and cultural understanding. Both courses fulfill the language requirements for the Certificate in Intercultural Competence. GRMN 0400 is a WRIT-course. 

GRMN0500 provides a broad exploration of twentieth-century German culture using many kinds of written and visual texts (e.g. literature, journalism, film, art) whereas GRMN0600 includes works from the 19th century. In both courses, students continue to work on improving their German language skills.

Courses above GRMN 0600 are taught in German or in English and are designed to allow students to pursue specialized interests such as literature, film, media theory, theater studies, aesthetics, philosophy, etc. These courses are mostly discussion-oriented, and students are encouraged to engage critically with both primary and secondary texts.