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Nov 10, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
German Minor
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Program Coordinator/Contact
Eckhard Rölz, Professor of German
School of American and Global Studies
Lincoln Hall 231, Box 2212
605-688-4276
Program Information
The German minor at SDSU is a valuable option to complement any major, especially in people-centered professions that require constant interaction with a diverse public. The minor offers flexibility, can easily be added to any major, is communication-oriented, and can be earned quickly when combined with a study-abroad or foreign internship experience.
Course Delivery Format
The German program offers flexibility and variety in the delivery of its courses. Some, including upper-division courses, are taught face-to-face. Others, including courses offered as part of the German cooperative program with USD are fully online, hybrid, hyflex, or delivered through Zoom or simultaneous television (Dakota Digital Network, or DDN).
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Student Learning Outcomes
Upon the completion of the German minor, students should be able to:
- Speak, read, and write German at the Intermediate-Mid or Intermediate-High level.
- Demonstrate knowledge of and basic skills in intercultural communication and competence.
- Identify the cultural perspectives of the German-speaking world’s civilizations and their cultural products, such as literatures, arts, institutions, pop cultures, etc. and compare the cultural frames that determine everyday life in German-speaking cultures and the U.S.
Academic Requirements
There are no application requirements to enroll in the German minor. However, students with previous knowledge of the language must take the placement test and register for an appropriate course. Additionally, all the courses for the minor must be passed with a grade of “C” or better.
Requirements for German Minor: 18 Credits
Total Required Credits: 18
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