World Languages and Cultures
Minor in German Studies
About the German Studies Minor
Learn about German language, culture, and history in the German Minor at CWU. Our courses focus on linguistic study and explore Germanic cultural traditions and intellectual contributions. You will navigate the intricacies of the German language while exploring Germany's prominent role in global history, arts, philosophy, and sciences.
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A minor in German Studies from CWU prepares you for a world of opportunities.
Whether you're interested in international business, diplomacy, advanced degrees, or the arts, a foundation in German language and culture can provide you with a unique edge in an increasingly globalized world. Broaden your horizons and career prospects in the global marketplace we live in.
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Laurie Moshier, PHA, a Senior Lecturer in the World Languages and Cultures Department, was honored with CWU’s 2018 Distinguished Faculty Award for Non-Tenure Teaching. Moshier teaches both German and French.
The World Languages and Cultures Department partners with the Office of International Studies and Programs to offer opportunities to study abroad.
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