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PhD Minor

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Program Minimum Units
25 Units
University Minimum Units
20 Units
Interests
Literature & Culture, Languages, Studying the Past, Art: Visual & Performing, International Relations
Academic Areas
Humanities & Arts, Social Sciences

Overview

The department offers a PhD Minor in German Studies. Interested students should consult the Director of German Studies.

Requirements

Program Requirements

Requirements Overview

Students must complete a minimum of 25 units of letter-graded GERMAN courses at the 200+ level. Please consult with the Chair of Graduate Studies for additional information.