German Minor

The UW-Platteville Department of Humanities offers a minor in German for students interested in combining a minor in a foreign language with other areas of study for the purpose of enhancing communication skills and career opportunities. Likewise, apart from the intellectual development that results from the study of the German language and francophone culture, students may also find professional employment in many different areas, including international business, marketing, civil service, and teaching.

The minor requires a total of 24 credits with a minimum of eight credits selected from courses numbered 3000 or higher. Students who minor in German must have a grade point average of no lower than a 2.50 in the German courses they take.

Course Title Credits
Select 24 credits with a minimum of eight credits selected from courses numbered 3000 or higher: 124
GERMAN 1240Elementary German4
GERMAN 1340Elementary German4
GERMAN 2240Intermediate German4
GERMAN 2340Intermediate German4
GERMAN 3000Foreign Languages Travel Abroad Seminar 21-4
GERMAN 3220German Conversation and Composition I2
GERMAN 3320German Conversation and Composition II2
GERMAN 3330German Literature of the 20th Century3
GERMAN 3430German Literature of the 19th Century3
GERMAN 3530German Civilization3
GERMAN 4220Phonetics2
GERMAN 4250Supervised Independent Study1-4
Total Credits24
1

GERMAN 2440 does NOT count toward the minor unless special arrangements have been made.

2

Students interested in teaching may satisfy the language immersion requirement by enrolling in GERMAN 3000 for at least two credits.  See the German instructor for details.