German – History

Foreign Language (FRE, GER, or SPA)

1101 Elem. Foreign Lang. I

1102 Elem. Foreign Lang. II or
1103 Elementary Foreign Language for Advanced Beginners

Two foreign language courses at the 2000-level

Two foreign language courses at the 3000 level, one of which must be the Junior Writing course (WI)

• FRE 3304 - Ecrire en français

• German Writing course at the 3000 level

• SPA 3304 - Spanish Syntax & Composition

One additional course OR one course taught in English such as:

• FRE 1131 - Culture of France or
• FRE 1123 - The French-Speaking World or
• GER 1111 - German Cinema: A study of German Culture and History through Film or
• GER 1125 - From the Holocaust to German Unification or
• GER 2231 - Women in German Literature and Society or
• SPA 1125 - Studies in Hispanic Literature in English Translation or
• SPA 2223 - Cultural History of Latin America

Capstone

4410 Capstone - Adv. Studies in For. Lang. II (4410 must be taken at the College.)

Studying Abroad

One semester spent studying abroad with a minimum of a 12-week residency requirement (at least 60% of the credits must be taken in French, German or Spanish), or equivalent language immersion experience living and working in a French speaking country (at the discretion of the department and with prior approval), or one year in residence in the French language house on campus (1 credit/semester).

Course work

• HIS 1105 - Formation of Western Society
• HIS 1106 - Western Civilization: 1700 to the Present

• Five upper-level History courses, 2000 level or above, one of which must be a 3000 level seminar

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