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1. • • We offer majors in German language, society and culture; and in Scandinavian society and culture (with Swedish as linguistic focus), as well as an interdisciplinary “German and Scandinavian Studies” major focus, which generally involves German or Scandinavian plus one other field of interest (see descriptions below).
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   • A Scandinavian concentration (major), secondary field (minor), or language citation provide focus, depth, and a unique edge to more general interests in biological sciences, social sciences, and liberal arts, and our students have gone on to pursue a wide variety of rewarding professions.

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   What is a German concentration?

   • The concentration is designed to make it possible to begin with Elementary German (German 10 or 10ab) in the freshman year and to complete the concentration without difficulty. Up to two of the Humanities courses, Hum 10 or the Frameworks courses (Hum 11a-c), may count toward concentration credit.

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   How many German courses do concentrators take?

   • Most concentrators in German take the sequence of German 20 (second year) and at least one 60-level course (third year) in order to prepare them for the 100-level courses. The introductory gateway courses, German 101 and 102, count as the sophomore tutorial in German, though students are permitted to postpone this sequence until their junior year.

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3. german.fas.harvard.edu › concentrations-overviewConcentrations Overview | Department of Germanic Languages ...

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   Concentrations Overview. The Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures offers a rich and diverse program of literary and cultural studies, including film and music. We offer students the option to pursue a concentration in German Studies, Scandinavian Studies, or a joint concentration in German or Scandinavian and another field.

4. german.fas.harvard.edu › scandinavian-studiesScandinavian Studies | Department of Germanic Languages and ...

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   A Scandinavian concentration (major), secondary field (minor), or language citation provide focus, depth, and a unique edge to more general interests in biological sciences, social sciences, and liberal arts, and our students have gone on to pursue a wide variety of rewarding professions.

5. german.fas.harvard.edu › undergraduateUndergraduate | Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures

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   The department offers students a choice of concentration tracks in German Studies and Scandinavian Studies. In each, the focus is on literature and culture, understood in the broadest sense.

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6. www.umass.edu › german › undergraduate-major-germanUndergraduate Major in German and Scandinavian Studies

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   The Major. Prerequisites for the German concentration are GERMAN 110, 120, 230, 240, or their equivalents. In general, four years of high school German should guarantee proficiency through the 240 level. Students in the German concentration must complete 10 major courses, including courses in advanced German language, culture, and composition.

7. gerscan.uoregon.edu › major-german-scandinavianMajor in German & Scandinavian Studies (BA or BS)

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   The following rules apply to these requirements: Four upper-division courses taught in German or a Scandinavian language. Eligible courses in this category include GER 311-313, GER 340-341, GER 360-499, and SWED 405. Four additional upper-division approved courses.

8. students.artsandhumanities.fas.harvard.eduGerman and Scandinavian Studies | Arts & Humanities for Students

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   Undergraduates may pursue a Concentration in German Studies or Scandinavian Studies, or a Secondary Field in German Studies. Director of Undergraduate Studies in German: Lisa Parkes. Director of Undergraduate Studies in Scandinavian: Agnes Broomé. Gateway Courses. Spring 2024. GERMAN 10A: Beginning German. Lisa Parkes.

9. www.umass.edu › sites › defaultGerman and Scandinavian Studies - UMass Amherst

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   We offer two concentrations for the German major: German studies and STEM-German. Our German-language courses focus on the continuous development of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.