The Department of German Studies offers a full range of courses in German language, literature and culture. Our students combine their interest in German-speaking countries with a wide variety of other pursuits: literature, history, philosophy, aesthetics, international relations, film and many more. The department encourages this approach with a flexible curriculum, collaboration with faculty in other departments, and course offerings which provide depth of cultural understanding and address current topics of interest.
For photos of this year's events, click HERE.
NEWS
& UPCOMING EVENTS
Fall 2009 Course Offering Update:
Cancelled: GRMN 1440N - Kunstmaerchen: the Literary Fairytale in the Nineteenth Century. (Zachary Sng)
Cancelled: GRMN 0500E - The Presence of the Past: German Literature and Film (1945-present day)
Added: GRMN1330A- The Individual in the Age of IIndustry. (Roberto Simanowski)
Added: GRMN 0500C - Germans' Self-Identification Before and After the Unification (Roberto Simanowski)
Click HERE for all events.
Last Kaffeestunde will be a Grillfest on Friday May 8, 2009 on the lawn at 190 Hope St @ 3pm.
During each semester, Kaffeestunde is every Friday 3pm @ 190 Hope Street
Room 103.
Click HERE to see our 2008 Newsletter
Coming November4-11, 2009
Stay tuned for details...
