German courses at the 1000 level introduce students to German culture as a way of achieving basic proficiency in
- Subject
- GER
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- elon.smartcatalogiq.com
17 courses with the subject GER, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
German courses at the 1000 level introduce students to German culture as a way of achieving basic proficiency in
This course teaches basic professional usage of German, providing a foundation for students preparing for internships or entry-level positions in German companies in the USA
This course expands the introduction to German culture and the linguistic skills developed
German courses at the 2000 level familiarize students with contemporary life in Germany as a means of achieving greater cultural understandi
This course continues the in-depth study of contemporary life begun in GER 2010 .
Germany's transition from empire to democracy took more than three decades and included two devastating world wars. This cours
This course examines the transition from dictatorship to a stable democracy (1939-1949), with a spe
This course examines the separation of Germany into two countries in 1949 and the separate paths for West and East German
This course examines Germany's changing identity, politics, and values in the new millennium. An in-depth look at current events shaping Germany is grou
For centuries, Germans have defined identity in terms of geographic space. This is the notion of Heimat. Heimat has always been contested: the national socialists appropriated the term, and
Germany has always played a key role in our understanding and use of media, ranging from Gutenberg’s printing press, to Hans and Soph
Film has long been among Germany’s most significant cultural products, reflecting and shaping German society. In this cours
Students with a specific interest in the Nazi era should also consider relevant courses in the Hist Powered by SmartCatalog IQ cific focus on the post-war period. Events and trends to be studie ve; IGS: Europe Regional Concentration; International Business Reg fy upcoming courses. ory department. d: the ruin and devastation of the mid-1940s; the division into two states in 1949; the rebuilding period of the 1950s; the Nuremberg and Auschwitz war-crimes trials. ional Area Course
Topics may include advanced study in culture, film, or literature.
Offered after a formal application process, and in conjunction with a university-approved
Source: Elon University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61