Courses
Courses
Spring 2027
Gateway Courses
GENED 1208. What is Love? (Carranza) T/TH 1:30-2:45 pm
GENED 1197. Grimm’s Fairy Tales (Pirozhenko) M/W 10:30-11:45 am
GERMAN 100X. Introduction to German Literature, History and Thought (Stirner) W 3:00-5:00 pm
HUM17. The Human Sciences: Fundamental Concepts and Great Works (Hamilton) W 3:00-5:00
Language Courses
GERM 10b: Beginning German II (2nd semester)
GERM 10ab: Beginning Intensive (8 credits)
GERM 20b: Intermediate German II (2nd semester)
GERM 20ab: Intermediate Intensive (8 credits)
SCAND 10b: Beginning Swedish II (2nd semester) (Broomé)
SCAND 20b: Intermediate Swedish II (2nd semester) (Broomé)
Advanced Courses Conducted in German
GERM 62: Advanced Conversation and Composition (Pirozhenko) T/TH 9:00 - 10.15 am
GERM 69: German through Community Engagement (Parkes) F 9:45-11.45 am
Advanced Courses (Discussion in English)
SCAND 55. One Hundred Years of Scandinavian Cinema (Broomé) M 12:00-2:45; W 12:00-1:15
GERM 145. German and Austrian Modernism: Architecture, Art, Literature (Burgard) T/TH 10:30-11:45 am
GERM 128. German Romanticism (Carranza) M 3:00-5:00 pm
HAA 159V Vienna: City of Dreams (Koerner) TH 12:00/2:45
HIST 1989 Recent Debates in Critical Theory (Gordon) W 9:00 - 11:45
Graduate-Level Courses
GERM 251. Berlin on Film (Rentschler) M 12:00-2:45 pm
Fall 2026
Gateway Courses
FIRST YEAR SEMINAR 31Q: Literal Looking: What We See in Art (Burgard)
FIRST YEAR SEMINAR 68D: Crafting Stories: Texts and Textiles (Stirner)
Language Courses
GERM 10A: Beginning German (1st semester)
GERM 10AB: Beginning Intensive (8 credits)
GERM 20A: Intermediate German I (1st semester)
GERM 20B: Intermediate German II (2nd semester)
GERM 20AB: Intermediate Intensive (8 credits)
SWEDISH 10A: Beginning Swedish I (1st semester) (Broomé)
SCAND 20A: Intermediate Swedish: Childhood in Swedish Literature and Culture I (1st semester) (Broomé)
Advanced Courses Conducted in German
GERM 61: Advanced Grammar and Reading (Burgard)
GERM 66: Migration, Journeys, and Borders: Post-Wende German Literature and Culture (Pirozhenko)
GERM 117: Sound, Story, Studio: The German Radio Play (Parkes)
Advanced Courses Conducted in English
GERM 154: The Frankfurt School on Film and Mass Culture (Rentschler)
GERM 156: The Management of Damaged Identity: Guilt and Shame in Postwar German Culture (Rentschler)
HIST 81: German Social Thought, Nietzsche to Habermas (Gordon)
Graduate-Level Courses
GERMAN 241: Finding Time: Proust & Comparative Literature (Hamilton)
GERM 291: Questions of Theory (Carranza)
Year-Round Tutorials
These language and concentration tutorials are offered year-round. Enrollment is based on petition-approval. Click here for more information about that: Link to petition!