German
Certificate in the College of Liberal Arts
The skills and knowledge gained from studying a foreign language, literature, and culture constitute excellent preparation for careers in international transportation, communications, foreign trade and banking, foreign service, international business, teaching, and library services.
But they are also not restricted to these fields. More and more, various businesses and job recruiters are looking for graduates with a background in foreign languages and cultures, with German and other Germanic and Scandinavian languages often at the top of the list. A certificate in German can also help students acquire a broad liberal arts background for further study in law and the health sciences.
Required Courses
ShowStudents must complete 18 hours of GER coursework, including at least 6 hours of upper division coursework. At least 9 hours of the GER certificate must be completed in residence. See the Certificate page for more information.
