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Duke in Berlin (Summer) (Outgoing Program)

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Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Open to Non-Duke Students: Yes Click here for a definition of this term Language of Instruction: English, German
Click here for a definition of this term Housing Options: Apartment Click here for a definition of this term Program Advisor: Alayne Wood
Minimum Class Level: Freshman Click here for a definition of this term Minimum GPA: 2.0
Click here for a definition of this term Course Load: 2 course credits Click here for a definition of this term Additional Program Prerequisites: Good standing
Click here for a definition of this term Language Requirement: Varies depending on courses chosen Click here for a definition of this term Areas of Study: Art History, Arts & Humanities, Arts and Media, Documentary Studies, Germanic Languages and Literature, History, International Comparative Studies, Social Sciences, Theater Studies
Duke Administered Program?: Yes
Program Description:
The Global Education Office for Undergraduates and the Department of Germanic Languages and Literature, will offer an exciting six-week, two-course program in Berlin. Duke in Berlin will offer a range of elective courses in a stimulating and historical urban environment. The program is interdisciplinary in nature and attractive to students with a substantial interest in German politics and culture. The principal attraction is Berlin itself, the political capital of Germany and the economic capital of Europe. Students choose from three tracks: English only; German only; or one course in German and one in English (the most popular option). Students with no prior German are welcome--either as beginners in German language or within the English only track.

Courses

Courses will be offered in Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced German. In addition, upper-level content courses taught in English fulfill German Studies, Economics, History, Public Policy, Art History and other departments' requirements.

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