A German minor will complement any major, providing students with demonstrable employability skills such as communication, intercultural and teamwork skills. It will open doors and provide a wider range of opportunities.
About this minor
The minor in German is for students with no or little prior knowledge of the language. Over four semesters, students develop functional levels of competency in speaking, writing, listening to and reading German, corresponding to Level A2/B1 of the internationally recognised Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
A German minor will complement any major, providing students with demonstrable employability skills such as communication, intercultural and teamwork skills. It will open doors and provide a wider range of opportunities.
Research also shows that learning a language makes you cognitively more flexible, better at multitasking, and teaches you different ways of thinking.
For students taking a minor which shares units with their other unit sets (majors or minors):
In order for minors to be recognised on academic and graduation documents, students may only have a maximum of one unit overlapping between their unit sets.
Outcomes
Students are able to:
demonstrate competence in the four macro skills of German language acquisition—reading, writing, listening and speaking—commensurate with Levels A2/B1 of the Common European Framework for Languages;
communicate confidently and successfully in many situations involving German cultural conventions;
interpret German language texts—written, audio, visual—at an intermediate level in the light of German culture, history and society; and
move effectively between German-speaking and English-speaking cultures.
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German is the most widely spoken native language in Europe. German studies at UNSW places special emphasis on integrating the study of the social, historical and cultural developments in German society with the teaching of practical language skills. This approach aims to help you achieve.
Our Popular German Courses are delivered with a proven method, which will give you the confidence to speak German in no time and offer you a continued sense of progression and achievement, throughout all levels.
Are you planning a trip to Europe Or perhaps you’re up to the challenge for learning a notoriously difficult language. Renowned for its famous scholars, thinkers and musicians, German is the mother tongue of Europe, spanning six countries on that continent alone.
SLS offers a 20-hour German for Beginners Course for those looking to learn basic conversational German for the first time. Available at our convenient Sydney CBD location during weeknights or weekends, our course is ideal for those who work during the week.
The language is the key to a rich cultural heritage at the heart of Europe. The Germans are travelers, innovators and as a country committed to research and development.
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