Bachelor of arts in german studies in University of connecticut

The German Section offers introductory, intermediate, and advanced language courses, as well as courses in literature, culture, and film. In addition, there are courses that deal with topics of special interest, and there are courses to satisfy particular student needs (e.g. German for professional use, principles of translation). At UConn: - They teach toward intercultural and linguistic competencies, with a focus on language AND culture in each one of our classes- They support an integrated curriculum that prepares you for travel, for speaking, reading, listening, and writing, for study abroad, and for potential work in German-language contexts and cultures-They update our classes to emphasize acquisition of intercultural abilities, critical thinking, and the study of history, culture, and everyday life, elements that have become pivotal in a trans-cultural world-They pay attention to the social and cultural functions of language and communication: you speak German differently to your German friend s mother or to the boss of your company than to your pal,

Official high school transcripts or GED Records, Letters of Recommendation and Essay, Average GPA 3.47, TOEFL: PBT-550, CBT- 213, or iBT-79, IELTS-6.5.

Bilingual Instructor, Civil Service Worker, Client Services Coordinator, Consultant, Customs Official, Editor/German Cuisine, Environmental Translator, Foreign News Journalist, Multicultural Communications, Multicultural Education and Outreach Coordinator

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