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Academic Course Map for ³Ò±ð°ù³¾²¹²ÔÌýStudies (B.A.)


Program Overview

Students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts degree in German Studies (GRMN) at CU Boulder will learn about all areas of German culture and its crucial role in the formation of the modern world. This interdisciplinary major focuses on the study of the German language, its manifestations in history, and its use in the current cultural and social context. ÌýThe department strongly recommends that all majors take part in study abroad and offers competitive scholarships to support study abroad.

An education at CU with a major in German Studies gives students the best of what a humanities education has to offer. Our courses prepare students with practice in innovative and creative thinking; skills in critical thinking, writing, problem solving, and analysis; as well as adaptability and flexibility to live and work in a complex, increasingly globalized world. Their degree in German studies further equips them with discipline specific skills such as German language, knowledge of cultures in German speaking countries, historical and contemporary perspectives.


Admission Requirements

Students who begin at a babyÖ±²¥app Community College can transfer directly to CU Boulder to finish their degree in any of the programs offered by the College of Arts and Sciences.ÌýPlease see the CU Boulder College of Arts & Sciences’ÌýbabyÖ±²¥app Community College webpageÌýfor more information detailed information admissionsÌýrequirements for students transferingÌýfrom a babyÖ±²¥app Community College.Ìý


Transfer Recommendations

To graduate in a 4-year time frame, it is important that students follow the recommended schedule. Students who wish to continue their education at the community college beyond the number of credits specified below should explore with both community college and CU Boulder staff how their graduation timeline, COF stipend, and financial aid will be affected.


Suggested Four-Year Course Plan for the German Studies (GRMN) major:

This is a suggested guide of coursework only and is subject to change. Always consult your academic advisor for graduation planning purposes. Depending on a student’s situation, a different plan might be more applicable.

Students following this course map will transfer to CU Boulder after their second semester at a babyÖ±²¥app community college and before completing an associate degree.

Community College (firstÌýyear)

Fall Semester 1

Course Course Title Credits

ENG 121/1021*

English Composition I (GT-CO1)

3

GER 111/1011**

German Language I

5

MAT 120/1240

Math for the Liberal Arts or any other GT-MA1 Course

3
Ìý Guaranteed Transfer Natural & Physical Sciences Course (GT-SC1) 4
Ìý Total Credits 15

Spring Semester 1

Course Course Title Credits

ENG 122/1022

English Composition II (GT-CO2)

3

GER 112/1012***

German Language II 5

ETH 215 OR
ANT 215 OR
SOC 218 OR
WST 200 OR
WST 225

Discrimination, Diversity, & Difference in the U.S. (GT-SS3) OR
Native Peoples of North America (GT-SS3) OR
Sociology of Diversity (GT-SS3) OR
Intro to Women Studies (GT-SS3) OR
Women & Social Action (GT-SS3)

3
Ìý Guaranteed Transfer Natural & Physical Sciences Course (GT-SC1 or SC2) 4
Ìý Total Credits 15

Total credits at your community college: 30

Completion of the two semesters of coursework listed above will fulfil a significant proportion of your General Education requirements at CU Boulder but will not complete the requirements for an associate degree.

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CU Boulder (last 3Ìýyears)

Fall Semester 2

Course Course Title Credits

GRMN 2010

Intermediate German 1

4

Ìý

Gen. Ed. course – Distribution: Social Sciences 3

Ìý

Gen. Ed. course – Distribution: Natural Sciences

4
Ìý Lower- or Upper-Division Elective 3
Ìý Total Credits 14

Spring Semester 2

Course Course Title Credits

GRMN 2020

Intermediate German 2

4

Ìý

GRMN literature or culture course 3

Ìý

Gen. Ed. course – Distribution: Social Sciences

3
Ìý Lower- or Upper-Division Non-Major Elective 3
Ìý Lower- or Upper-Division Non-Major Elective 3
Ìý Total Credits 16

Fall Semester 3

Course Course Title Credits
GRMN 3010

Advanced German 1

3

GRMN 3501 OR
GRMN 3601 OR
GRMN 4301

The German-Jewish Experience OR
German Women Writers OR
Gender, Race and Immigration in Germany and Europe

3
Ìý

Gen. Ed. course – Distribution: Social Sciences

3
Ìý Lower- or Upper-Division Non-Major Elective 3
Ìý Lower- or Upper-Division Non-Major Elective 3
Ìý Total Credits 15

Spring Semester 3

Course Course Title Credits
GRMN 3020 OR
GRMN 3030

Advanced German 2 OR
Business German

3
Ìý Upper-Division GRMN literature or culture course taught in German or English 3
Ìý

Upper Division Non-Major Elective

3
Ìý Upper Division Non-Major Elective 3
Ìý Upper Division Non-Major Elective 3
Ìý Total Credits 15

Fall Semester 4

Course Course Title Credits
GRMN 4110

Advanced German III

3
GRMN 4550 Senior Seminar in German Studies 3
Ìý

Upper-division elective

3
Ìý Upper-division Nonmajor elective 3
Ìý Upper-division Nonmajor elective 3
Ìý Total Credits 15

Spring Semester 4

Course Title Credits

Upper-Division GRMN literature or culture course taught in German

3
Upper-Division GRMN literature or culture course taught in German 3

Upper-division Nonmajor elective

3
Upper-division Nonmajor elective 3
Upper-division Nonmajor elective 3
Total Credits 15

Total credits at CU Boulder: 90

Completion of all eight semesters of coursework listed above fulfills the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in German Studies at CU Boulder.


*For community college courses, the first course number is previous to summer 2022, and the second course number is the new number starting in summer 2022.

**Available via CCC Online.

***Check to make sure your community college offersÌýGER 112/1012 German Language II.