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Students may begin at the intermediate or advanced level in their first year if they have taken German courses in high school or in CEGEP or through 91ÉçÇø Summer Studies.

Note: Beginners' and Intermediate language levels are offered either as a one-term intensive course or a two-term spanned course. Students choose which version of the level they prefer.

12 credits of courses in German literature or culture, given in German, such as:

18 credits of courses in German literature or culture in translation, such as:

27 credits selected as follows:

A) 6 credits from courses in German Literature and Culture

B) 12 credits from courses in German Society

C) 9 credits from courses in German Studies

6 credits in German Literature and Culture selected from:

12 credits in German Society chosen from three disciplines including History, or from two disciplines excluding History. Courses are to be selected from the lists below:

9 credits in German Studies selected from the GERM courses below or from any advanced course in German language or German literature (taught in German or in translation) or from the lists of courses on German Society above. Other courses offered by Art History, Geography, Jewish Studies, Music, Philosophy, etc. can be substituted with permission of the program adviser.

Courses may also be chosen from the lists below.

Students who have advanced standing equivalency for any of the language courses below will substitute more advanced courses in language, culture or literature.

Note: Beginners' and Intermediate language levels are offered either as a one-term intensive course or a two-term spanned course. Students choose which version of the level they prefer.

18 credits of courses in literature distributed across different periods selected as follows:

at least 3 credits from:

at least 3 credits from:

at least 3 credits from:

9 credits selected from any of the literature courses above not already taken or from:

Note: Courses on German literature or culture given in English may be substituted for any courses in the lists, to a maximum of 6 credits.

All German literature courses given in German require the linguistic competence acquired in GERM 325 or its equivalent. Such equivalence will be established by the program adviser.

36 credits selected as follows:

9 credits from:

15 credits from:

12 credits from:

With permission from the adviser, students with advanced standing in German language will replace language courses for more advanced courses in language, culture or literature.

18 credits selected as follows:

12 credits from:

In the event that there are not enough courses offered in German, substitution with courses from the list below is allowed only with permission of the adviser.

6 credits from:

Other suitable courses in the Department or in other related disciplines and departments may be taken with the approval of the adviser.

With permission of the adviser, students with advanced standing in German language will replace language courses for more advanced courses in language, culture or literature.

15 credits selected from 400- to 500-level German literature and culture courses, from at least three centuries, with the approval of the adviser.