German

Department Chair: Aparna Nayak

RGRLL Language Coordinator: Markus Muller

Single Subject Coordinator for World Languages: Cynthia Leathers

Department Office: Academic Services, Room 309
Telephone: (562) 985‑4317
Website: http://www.cla.csulb.edu/departments/rgrll/

Faculty: Robert Blankenship, Nele Hempel-Lamer, Jeffrey L. High

Undergraduate Advisor: See department website

Graduate Advisor: Robert Blankenship

Administrative Analyst/Specialist: Cindy Tovar

Students desiring information should contact the department office for referral to one of the faculty advisors. Single Subject Credential Coordinator, Undergraduate Advisor, Graduate Advisor.

College: College of Liberal Arts

Related Departments and Programs:

Romance, German, Russian Languages and Literatures
- French and Francophone Studies
- Italian Studies
- Russian
- Spanish
- Translation Studies

Courses: GERM

Career Possibilities

Educator/Teacher/Professor • Event Organizer/Curator • Interpreter • Translator • Lawyer • Librarian • Peace Corps Worker • CIA/FBI Agent • Customs Officer • International Student Advisor • International Marketing Representative • Travel Professional • Social Worker • Linguist • Foreign Correspondent • Immigration Officer • Importer/Exporter • Foreign Service Officer • Community Organization Worker

Some of these, and other careers, require additional education or experience. For more information, see www.careers.csulb.edu.

Introduction

The German Program at CSULB wants to help students achieve their goals-whatever they may be. We offer a wide range of German-language courses, starting with GERM 101A for absolute beginners. We also offer courses in German cinema, German thought, German literature, and German culture. We can also help students study abroad in the German-speaking world. Indeed, we enthusiastically encourage study abroad. Because our program is relatively small but very active, we gladly offer students personalized mentoring. Our students have gone on to become teachers, scholars, entrepreneurs, event planners, activists, expats, and more. Regardless of why you want to learn German, we want to help you on that path.

Programs

Graduate and Professional Degree

German, M.A.

Undergraduate Degree

German, B.A.

Minor

German Minor

Courses

German