German
Why study German?
If you are planning to enter a profession or career that might involve a European context, German is an excellent language to learn. Not only is German the language of many great thinkers, artists and scientists, it also plays a central role in many contemporary economic, political and cultural developments.
German at Memorial
German is now housed in the new Department of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures.
Sample courses and degree map
GERM 2900 - Introduction to German Culture I
GERM 3002 - Post-Wall Cinema
GERM 3005 - West to East: Aspects of the German Intellectual Influence on Russia
Degree maps are navigational tools, designed to help you make the right choices throughout your Bachelor of Arts degree. They cover information pertaining to your studies, provide study tips, career guidance, suggestions for involvement, advice on go abroad activities and on your well being.
Career opportunities
- Interpreter
- Translator
- Foreign correspondent
- Foreign exchange worker
Program Information
Faculty/School:
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Department:
Modern Languages, Literature and Cultures
Degree:
Bachelor of Arts
Campus:
St. John's
Honours Option:
Yes
Co-op Available:
No
Duration:
4 years
Intake:
Fall, winter and spring semesters
Application Deadline:
Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Students are encouraged to apply by:
- March 1 for fall admission
- Oct. 1 for winter admission
- Feb. 1 for spring admission
Supplementary Application:
No
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