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GERM 320: May in Germany

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Discover the cultural riches of Berlin, one of the most exciting capitals of Europe, as well as the the Rhine River Valley, as you learn or improve your German over three weeks in May.

Students fly first to the Rhine Valley for a few days of exploration before taking the high-speed train to Berlin. Students then spend two weeks in Berlin, taking morning classes at the world-renowned Goethe Institute and exploring the German capital in the afternoon and evening. Lodging in Berlin is in private homes organized by the Goethe Institute. Course goals include growth in intercultural sensitivity, gains in mastery of German, and increased understanding of various religious, political, and cultural phenomena of Germany. Students will be assessed on their participation in the Goethe Institute courses, director-led excursions, and the submission of at least two analytic journal entries focusing on cultural issues.

  • Credits: 4
  • Core: Global Regions and Cultures

Basic Information

Location

Germany

Program Type

Summer

Cost

$6300-$7200 (Estimate)

Program Directors

Dr. Dwight TenHuisen
Professor, Spanish
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