University of Cincinnati, German Studies

You can now take second-semester German and finish your language requirement during the summer! Took German in high school and think you might place out of first-semester German? Email Dr. Preseau ([email protected]) to take the online placement exam! College of Arts & Sciences, University of Cincinnati

We’re taking German Day mobile! K-12 German teachers in the greater Cincy/NKY area, please reach out to Dr. Preseau ([email protected]) if you haven’t heard from us - we would love to send a faculty/grad student team to visit your students!

Interested in learning more about German culture but don't speak German? We've got you! Check out our three spring electives that are taught in English and fulfill various BoKs, as well as Lindner Foreign Language, Study Abroad, or Culture Courses requirements.

GRMN 1081: Survey of German Cultural History (online, synchronous; MWF 10:10-11:05)

GRMN 2041: Fairy Tales - From Grimms to Disney (online, asynchronous with optional in-person discussions)

GRMN 2053: Nazi(s in) Cinema (in-person)

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We wrapped up our German Embassy Campus Weeks Program yesterday with stellar presentations from our students in GRMN 3001 & GRMN 4001. Congratulations! The art, E-Book, and food were amazing, and it felt so good to finally come together again in the Kade Center to celebrate the community our Department is lucky to have. Thank you!
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What all belongs to our environment? How can we live sustainably? What is nature? And how can we think about our local situation in relation to its larger planetary context without assuming that we all live in the same world, although we inhabit the same planet?

Students from GRMN 3001 and 4001 present their takes on these and further questions in the form of an Ebook and an exhibition during a Pop-Up Event on Nov. 18 from 11 am to 3.30pm in the Max Kade Center.

Dal, baked goods, tea, juice, and water will be served!

We have spent three weeks exploring questions around climate change and sustainable living. The Pop-Up event next Thursday, November 18 concludes our German Embassy Campus Weeks Program "Present Progressive: Talking About Climate Change."

Join us from 11am to 3.30pm for the presentation of an Ebook and an exhibition put on by students from the Department. We look forward to seeing you there! For more information, register here: https://bit.ly/3olNxI7

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Any idea what German Embassy Campus Weeks' event this image is reacting to?
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Preview of one of the pages from the Ebook that GRMN 3001 has put together this semester to report from the German Embassy Campus Weeks Program. Join them for the launch of the publication next Thursday, November 18 at 11am in the Kade Center. Click here to get more information and register: https://bit.ly/3olNxI7

Curious what these three photos have to do with each other? Then come and see the exhibition "How Do We Encounter Nature" that GRMN 4001 puts on as part of the German Embassy Campus Weeks' Pop-Up Event next Thursday, November 18. Find out more and register here: https://bit.ly/3olNxI7

Today! If you haven't done so already, register here to get the link to Zoom: https://bit.ly/3a8uElg