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Undergraduates
The
Department of German Studies encourages
all students to study in Germany for one
or two semesters. We offer two Brown
programs in Germany: one at the Humboldt
University in
Berlin
and one at the Eberhard
Karls University in
Tübingen.
Students
who want to study in Germany must be in
good standing at Brown and have sufficient
skills to study in the foreign language.
Students are enrolled as full-time
students at the university and take all
classes in German. Both universities offer
courses in all disciplines. The program
attracts students who not only major in
German Studies but also History,
Engineering, Biology, Visual Arts, and
Modern Culture and Media.
Both
programs are overseen by an on-site
coordinator in Berlin and Tubingen. The
year-long program in Germany runs from
September through July. The spring
semester runs from February through July.
Please contact: Jane
Sokolosky
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Graduates
The
Department of German Studies is able to
send one of Brown's graduate students to
Berlin for two semesters or two students
for one semester each
respectively. The students are able
but not required to enroll in courses at
the Humboldt University. Students will
receive EUR 510 per months for 5 (one
semester) or 10 months (two semesters)
from HU. In addition, there may be the
possibility to teach an English
conversation course at the Humboldt
University Language Center (90 minutes or
180 minutes per week, 12 Euro/45 Minutes).
Applicants are expected to prove knowledge
in German.
Graduates
who are interested can send a brief
account of how they would use the time in
Berlin for their research together with a
letter of support to
Roberto
Simanowski
by March 30. German Studies will form a
selection committee and come to a decision
by mid April.
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