University of Nebraska at Kearney
College of Fine Arts and Humanities
1994-96 UNK Undergraduate Catalog
Department of Foreign Languages
German Major
Three Major options are available:- I. German Option-Bachelor of Arts Degree
- II. German Translation and Interpretation Option-Bachelor of
Arts Degree
- III. German Teaching Subject Endorsement Option- Bachelor of
Arts Degree in Education
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Foreign Language Requirement met by the major (2 intermediate or upper level courses
required) - 5-16 hours.
- C. German Option - 34 hours
- D. One minor or major other than German - 24-36 hours
- E. Total including electives - 125 hours
GERM 100 GS Beginning German I - 5- GERM 101 GS Beginning German II - 5
- GERM 200 GS Intermediate German I - 3
- GERM 201 GS Intermediate German II - 3
- GERM 204 GS Intermediate Conversation & Composition -
2
- GERM 303 Grammar Review - 3
- GERM 304 Advanced Composition & Conversation I - or
- GERM 414 Advanced Composition & Conversation II - 3
- GERM 305 German Civilization - 3
- German Electives 7
**A student must earn at least a "B" in all of the Translation and
Interpretation seminars in order to obtain the Certificate of Translation-Interpretation.
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Foreign Language Requirement met by the major (2 intermediate or upper level courses
required) - 5-14 hours
- C. Translation Interpretation Option - 32 hours
- D. One minor or major other than the language of specialization - 24-36 hours
- E.Total including electives - 125 hours
FORL 209 * Seminar in Translation - 3- *A student must earn at least a "B" in FORL 209 to continue to FORL 309.
- FORL 309 Seminar in Translation II - 3
- FORL 409 Seminar in Interpretation - 3
- **A student must earn at least a "B" in all of the Translation and
Interpretation seminars in order to obtain the Certificate of Translation-Interpretation.
German Option- Prerequisite: GERM 200 GS or equivalent
- GERM 201 GS* Intermediate German II - 3
- *Advanced students may eliminate the intermediate level courses and proceed directly to
the upper level requirements.
- GERM 203 Commercial German - 3
- GERM 204 GS Intermediate Conversation and Comp. - 3
- GERM 303 Grammar Review - 3
- GERM 304 Advanced Composition and Conversation I - 3
- GERM 305 German Civilization - 3
- GERM 414 Advanced Composition and Conversation II - 3
- German Electives - 3
- A. General Studies Program - 45 hours
- B. Professional Sequence in Education - 25-30 hoursx
- C. German Subject Endorsement - 30 hours
- D. One Subject Endorsement other than German - 30-39 hours
- E. Total including electives 125 hours
GERM 200 GS* Intermediate German I - 3- GERM 201 GS* Intermediate German II - 3
- GERM 204 GS* Intermediate Conversation and Comp. - 2
- *Advanced students may eliminate the intermediate level courses and proceed directly to
the upper level requirements.
- GERM 303 Grammar Review - 3
- GERM 304 Advanced Composition and Conversation I - 3
- GERM 305 German Civilization - 3
- GERM 414 Advanced Composition and Conversation II - 3
- German Electives - 7
- FORL 472 ** Methods of Teaching Foreign Languages - 3
- **Students seeking endorsement in more than one foreign language should substitute a
Foreign Language elective for the methods course in second or third language endorsements.
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