German
Program Information
Small classes are led by internationally recognized and published faculty members. Our faculty members’ wide variety of linguistic and cultural expertise enriches the curriculum and keeps students connected to the global communities they represent. Sample courses in this program include:
- GR200 – German Conversation
- GR305 – Society and Politics Today
- GR306 – Contemporary Culture: Music, Film, and Media
- GR310 – German for Writing
- GR 315 – German for Business
- GR330 – Children’s Literature
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The German major can be completed in a total of three years. More information can be found here.
Program Benefits
Join us and take advantage of:
Small class sizes, in addition to working one-on-one with advanced-level German tutors, native speakers, and our internationally-recognized German faculty.
Strong ties to Indiana’s German-speaking community, including festivals and other exhibits celebrating Germanic culture and history.
Internships in the U.S. and abroad, scholarships, and opportunities to present research both on- and off-campus.
Study abroad opportunities in all German-speaking countries, including Butler-developed direct exchange programs and our annual faculty-led Spring Break trip to Berlin.
Use of our student Modern Language Center (MLC) and its wealth of movies, technology, tutoring, and lounge areas.
Meet Your Faculty
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