Overview
Why Learn German in the World Languages and Cultures - German Studies program at Georgia Southern University?
- Career: Speaking German improves your choices and desirability on the job market. German companies abroad, foreign companies in Germany, and companies with close business ties to Germany all seek to recruit employees with German skills. Germany is a top 3 exporter in the world, and Germans travel abroad extensively, thus creating a substantial global travel and leisure market.
- Sciences: German is a highly important language for science because it gives you access to an enormous body of scientific material in the language. Germany is among the top nations in the research and development of high-tech products such as vehicles, medicaments, and electrical control equipment.
- Culture: A knowledge of German broadens your intellectual horizon. Germany is among the most influential countries in the world culturally, with a deep history forging world literature, art, music, philosophy, and bratwurst.
- Politics: Germany is a leader in global politics as a key ally to the United States, primary member of the United Nations, NATO, the European Union, the World Trade Organization, International Monetary Fund, and more.
- Heritage: Millions of Americans claim German ancestry. By learning German, many people forge a strong bond with their heritage.
Key features
German language and culture proficiency strengthens your marketability. Getting a solid foundation in German is much easier to accomplish during college than on the job, and employers value workers with existing language skills, especially when they do not have to allow for time and expense for training.
German speakers are in high demand. If you have achieved fluency or professional working proficiency in German, you will have a leg up in the job market for many different positions such as:
- Broadcast media manager
- Consultant
- Contract or corporate consultant
- Copy Editor
- Crypto Language Analyst
- Development program officer
- Doctor/nurse
- Engineer
- FBI/NSA/CIA agent
- Foreign service officer
- Government relations specialist
- Human intelligence collector
- Human rights representative
- Immigration and customs work
- Intelligence analyst or officer
- International banking
- International marketing
- International relations manager
- Interpreter
- Journalist
- Lawyer or legal assistant
- Legislator
- Linguist/Language analyst
- Military translator or interpreter
- Museum management
- National Security Analyst
- Political risk analyst
- Professor
- Public relations
- Reporter
- Social media manager
- Teacher
- Translator
- Travel and tourism careers
- Web development
Programme Structure
Courses include:
- Accelerated Intermediate German
- Selected Topics in Foreign Languages
- Exploring World Languages and Cultures
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 48 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Language
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Credits
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Campus Location
- Statesboro, United States
Disciplines
German and Scandinavian studies View 316 other Bachelors in German and Scandinavian studies in United StatesWhat students do after studying
Academic requirements
English requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
- 2.5+ GPA
- Either SAT or ACT test scores
- Attention: Non-native English speakers require a Proof of English Proficiency.
- Non-Native English Speakers must submit Proof of English Proficiency. They may submit SAT, ACT, IELTS, TOEFL Test. Results must be submitted directly from the testing service.
- Complete Admissions Application
- Submit High School Transcripts. If your transcripts are not provided in English, you must submit a certified English translation of all documents.
Tuition Fees
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Applies to youNon-residents20250 USD / year≈ 20250 USD / year - Out-of-State20250 USD / year≈ 20250 USD / year
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Domestic
Applies to youIn-State5610 USD / year≈ 5610 USD / year
Living costs
Statesboro
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