German: Languages, Literatures and Cultures, B.A.
McCausland College of Arts and Sciences
Multilingual students with cultural awareness have an edge in today's world. Pursue a degree in German and become more marketable in any number of careers at home or abroad, especially with more than 200 German companies located in South Carolina.
Whether you're pursuing global career opportunities or building on your passion for language and culture, studying German gives you valuable practical and analytical skills. A background in German benefits those pursuing primary studies or future graduate work in comparative literature, economics, Germanic studies, international business, international law, linguistics or political science.
Program Highlights
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                                      Study AbroadTake on a one-year or one-semester exchange with the University of Bamberg, the summer program in Wittenberg and more opportunities. 
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                                      Support for AwardsPrepare for Fulbright and other fellowship opportunities in which many German language students participate. 
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                                      Stand-out SkillsGain German proficiency and cultural knowledge, an advantage for jobs in one of South Carolina's 200 German companies. 
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                                      Teach LanguageAdd the foreign language education minor to your German concentration to gain language teaching skills. 
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
-                        Cultural AwarenessLearning about and respecting diverse cultures and beliefs DiplomacyHandling sensitive or delicate situations with tact, sensitivity and professionalism TeachingFoster learning by conveying knowledge, skills and concepts to students 
-                        Foreign Language SkillsCommunicating effectively to understand different cultures and foster global connections Critical ThinkingAnalyzing and evaluating information to make informed decisions or judgments Historical UnderstandingStudying past events, analyzing their context and comprehending their significance and impact 
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- Business Executive
- Foreign Service Agent
- Government Worker
- Teacher
- Translator
Workplace Settings
- Business
- Government
- Education
- Travel
- Hospitality
- STEM

 
		   
		   
		   
		   
		   
		   
		  