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German Studies FS
Berlin, Germany
Program Terms: Fall
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Restrictions: Dartmouth applicants only
Budget Sheets Fall
Fact Sheet:
Language of country: German Target language: German
Lodging options: Homestay Enrollment: 16
Faculty contact: Bruce Duncan
Program Description:
Berlin has regained its singular position both as Germany's capital and as a mediator between East and West. While it is also the site of the German LSA, the foreign study program enables students to experience it in new and significantly different ways. Few cities in the world can rival Berlin's current political and economic role, the variety of its history, the ethnic and cultural diversity of its population, or the richness of its traditional as well as contemporary offerings in art, theater, music and film. The New York Times has called Berlin "the most exciting city in Europe," but it is also a comfortable, livable place of distinctive neighborhoods, parks and lakes, all joined by a convenient system of public transportation. FSP students live with German families and take courses with the Dartmouth director and two local faculty members. The academic program, conducted entirely in German, stresses an in-depth exploration of contemporary local culture, especially theater, and is complemented by excursions to historical sites and an extended trip to Vienna.  

Curriculum   

  • German 29: A Cultural Studies Approach to Contemporary Germany and Berlin   
  • German 30: Studies in German History   
  • German 31: Studies in German Theater

Prerequisites

Any two courses above German 5 (excluding 7 and 13) with an average grade of B or better; 42-47, which are in translation, require additional work in German and only one of these 40s courses may count toward the two prerequisites.
 
  OR  

 Satisfactory completion of the German LSA during the summer term immediately preceding the foreign study term.

For more information, please see the German Department web page at http://www.dartmouth.edu/~frandit/programs/ 

 

 

 



Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Fall 2013 07/15/2013** Rolling Admission TBA TBA

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Students will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.