University of Illinois Chicago College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 11 courses 17 total credits
The Certificate in German Language provides students interested in developing higher#level proficiency in the language with the opportunity to certify their acquisition of those skills. Students with basic listening, oral, and writing skills, as taught in the beginning#level courses, can satisfy the requirements of the certificate by taking two classes at the intermediate level to further develop these fundamental language skills, followed by three classes at a more advanced level, which allow students to polish language skills and raise proficiency to a level suitable for purposeful and effective communication in everyday German#speaking environments as well as German professional settings. Students from other disciplines who want to pursue the Certificate in German Language must complete a minimum of 17 semester hours, as outlined below:
Required Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| GER 103 | Intermediate German I | 4 |
| GER 104 | Intermediate German II | 4 |
| Total Required Courses | 17 credits | |
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