Advanced level skills courses include courses in the German media, play production, advanced conversation and composition, and a translation course. The Division provides an excellent introduction to the literature and culture of German-speaking countries including film. Students wishing to major in German may choose either a concentration in literature and culture, or in language skills. The German Division also offers opportunities for students who wish to major in German with a concentration in business. Graduates with a degree in this area may be admitted to an M.B.A. program.
Clubs offers two scholarships a year for students to study in Germany.
In addition, students may participate in the SUS program in Bonn for one or two semesters. The program is administered by the University of Florida. Each course carries 4 credit hours for a total of 12 hours for the entire sequence. A student who has taken German in high school and has never enrolled in any college German class may exempt the first levels of college German through departmental placement or the CLEP exam. After one year or less of German in high school the student is advised to enter GER 1120 or GER 1130.