Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences 6 courses
Students are encouraged to declare their intent to minor in German in their sophomore year and to make an advising appointment with the Director of Undergraduate Studies to discuss their academic plans, including options for a study abroad semester or year. Students must complete a minimum of 6 courses (with each course counting for at least 3 credits) in German beyond Elementary German (AS.210.161 German Elements I-AS.210.162 German Elements II) and Intermediate German (AS.210.261 Intermediate German I-AS.210.262 Intermediate German II). Minors are required to complete the Advanced German sequence, (AS.210.361 Advanced German I: Cultural Topics of the Modern German-speaking World-AS.210.362 Advanced German II: Contemporary Issues in the German Speaking World), which counts for 6 credits (2 courses) and is a prerequisite for upper-level AS.213.xxx seminars taught in German. Students with previous proficiency exempting them from taking Advanced German I or II are required to take a course(s) from the AS.213.2xx-AS.213.4xx series to reach the required 6 courses.
| Four additional German courses 1 | 12 credits |
German Minor Requirements
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AS.210.161 | German Elements I | 3 |
| AS.210.162 | German Elements II | 3 |
| AS.210.261 | Intermediate German I | 3 |
| AS.210.262 | Intermediate German II | 3 |
| Total German Minor Requirements | 12 credits | |
German Minor Requirements
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| AS.210.361 | Advanced German I: Cultural Topics of the Modern German-speaking World | 3 |
| AS.210.362 | Advanced German II: Contemporary Issues in the German Speaking World | 3 |
| Total German Minor Requirements | 18 credits | |
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