Note: Courses with an asterisk (*) are taught in German. Unmarked courses are taught in English with readings in English translation.

• GERM 121 / FSEM 121 From Kafka to the Holocaust: Discourse in Alienation (Professor Weissenberger)
• GERM 122 / FSEM 122 History through German Cinema (Professor Kecht)
• GERM 123 / FSEM 123 Through Time and Space: European Travel Stories (Professor Steiner)
• GERM 124 / FSEM 124 Law, Morality, and Society (Professor Emden)
• GERM 125 / FSEM 125 Between Resistance and Collaboration: Individuals Responding to National Socialism (Professor Kecht)
• GERM 126 / FSEM 126 The Legend of King Arthur in the Middle Ages (Professor Westphal)
• GERM 128 / FSEM 128 The Culture of War: Violence, Conflict, Representation (Professor Emden)
• GERM 129 / FSEM 129 Literary Love Affairs: Love and Passion in European Literature (Professor Steiner)
• GERM 130 / FSEM 130/SWGS 130 Women and National Socialism (Professor Kecht)
• GERM 132 / FSEM 132  National Socialism and Film (Professor Blumenthal-Barby)
  
• GERM 136 / FSEM 136 German Film (Professor Blumenthal-Barby)
• *GERM 304 German through Cultural Texts (Faculty)
• *GERM 305 Enlightenment and Romanticism, 1750 to 1850 (Professor Emden)
• *GERM 306 Realism to Modernity, 1850 to Present (Professor Kecht)
• *GERM 307 Folk and Fairy Tale in German: Tradition, Structure, Artistry (Professor Weissenberger)
• *GERM 308 Current Affairs in the Media of D, A, CH (Professor Kecht)
• *GERM 309 German Poetry (Professor Steiner)
• *GERM 310 War in German Literature and Thought (Professor Emden)
• GERM 321 / SWGS 358 / HUMA 321 / HART 385 European Women Filmmakers (Faculty)
• GERM 322 / HUMA 322 Marx, Freud, Einstein: Forebearers of Modernity (Professor Weissenberger)
• GERM 324 / HUMA 324 Berlin: Residence, Metropolis, Capital (Professor Steiner)
• GERM 326 / HUMA 372 The German Fairy Tale: Old and New (Professor Weissenberger)
• GERM 327 German Expressionism in European Context: History, Literature and Fine Arts (Professor Weissenberger)
• GERM 328 / HUMA 328 German Adaptations: Text to Film (Faculty)
• GERM 329 / HUMA 329 Literature of the Holocaust and Exile (Professor Weissenberger)
• GERM 330 / HUMA 330 / SWGS 330 / MDST 335 Medieval Courtship, Love and Marriage (Professor Westphal)
• GERM 331 / ARTS 386 The Weimar Republic (Professor Emden)
• GERM 332 / HIST 459 Topics in Modern German History (Professor Caldwell, History)
• GERM 333 Nietzsche: Philosophy, Politics, History (Professor Emden)
• GERM 334 Nations and Nationalism (Professor Emden)
• GERM 335 Americanization and Anti-Americanism (Professor Kecht)
• GERM 338 / HUMA 373 / SWGS 361 New German Cinema (Faculty)
• GERM 340 / HUMA 340 Walter Benjamin: Aesthetics, History, and Politics (Professor Steiner)
• GERM 343 / SWGS 344 Mothers and Daughters in Film and Literature (Professor Kecht)
• GERM 344 / HIST 354 German History, 1648-1890 (Professor Caldwell, History)
• GERM 345 / HIST 355 From Democracy to Dictatorship: German History, 1890-1945 (Professor Caldwell, History)
• GERM 349 German Political Thought (Professor Emden)
• *GERM 361 The Age of Goethe: Poetry and Truth (Professor Steiner)
• *GERM 362 New Realities: Literature and Politics in the Nineteenth Century (Faculty)
• *GERM 363 The Weimar Republic, 1919-1933 (Professor Emden)
• *GERM 364 The Expressionist Vision of the “New Man” (Professor Weissenberger)
• *GERM 370 German Play Production (Professor Kecht)
• *GERM 401 Topics in German Literature and Culture (Faculty)
• *GERM 409 Topics in Germanic Literature to 1700 (Professor Westphal)
• *GERM 410 Literature and Death (Professor Emden)
• *GERM 420 German Culture and Politics after 1945 (Professor Emden)
• *GERM 425 Vienna and Its People (Professor Kecht)
• *GERM 426 Intellectuals, Artists, and the State (Professor Kecht)
• *GERM 430 German Intellectual History (Professor Emden)
• *GERM 435 Concepts of History from Lessing to Benjamin (Professor Steiner)
• *GERM 491 Independent Study—Fall Semester (Faculty)
• *GERM 492 Independent Study—Spring Semester (Faculty)
• GERM 493 Honors Thesis—Fall Semester (Faculty)
• GERM 494 Honors Thesis—Spring Semester (Faculty)

• HUMA 101 From Ancient Greece to Medieval Islam: Introduction to Western Literature, History, and Philosophy (Professor Westphal)
• HUMA 102 From the Renaissance to the Present: Introduction to Western Literature, History, and Philosophy (Professor Emden)
• HUMA 102 From the Renaissance to the Present: Introduction to Western Literature, History, and Philosophy (Professor Steiner)

• SWGS 403 Women’s Stories and Legal Change (Professor Westphal)