GERMAN courses
135 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- GERMAN 29 — Advanced Placement in German1 section
- GERMAN 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- GERMAN 90S — German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 100 — German Lower Level Elective1 section
- GERMAN 100S — German Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- GERMAN 101 — First-Year German I1 section
- GERMAN 101A — First-Year German I1 section
- GERMAN 102 — First-Year German II1 section
- GERMAN 102A — First-Year German II1 section
- GERMAN 111 — Intensive First-Year German1 section
- GERMAN 160 — Fantasy: The Borders of Genre, Medium, and Culture1 section
- GERMAN 165FS — Virtual Realities: Collective Dreams from Plato to Cyberspace1 section
- GERMAN 170FS — You, Me, and the Machine: Philosophy and the Idea of AI1 section
- GERMAN 171CNS — You, Me, and the Machine: Philosophy and the Idea of AI1 section
- GERMAN 180CN — Imagination and Innovation Through Sci-Fi: Exploring the Power of Ideas in Science Fiction1 section
- GERMAN 182CNS — Monstrous Births: Coming to Life in Science and Literature of the 19th century1 section
- GERMAN 185CN — Surveillance and Society: Big Brother, Secret Police, and Reality TV1 section
- GERMAN 190S-1 — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 200 — German Intermediate Level Elective1 section
- GERMAN 200S — German Intermediate Level Elective Seminar1 section
- GERMAN 203 — Intermediate German I1 section
- GERMAN 203A — Intermediate German I1 section
- GERMAN 204 — Intermediate German II1 section
- GERMAN 204A — Intermediate German II1 section
- GERMAN 210 — Intermediate Conversation Practice1 section
- GERMAN 213A — Intensive Intermediate German for Engineers1 section
- GERMAN 220SA — Readings in German Literature1 section
- GERMAN 222SA — Capturing the City: Documentary Photography in Berlin1 section
- GERMAN 226SA — Practicum Seminar: German Business and Business Practices1 section
- GERMAN 243 — Modern European Short Fiction1 section
- GERMAN 261 — The Viking Age1 section
- GERMAN 261S — The Viking Age1 section
- GERMAN 262 — Romantic Fairy Tales: Literary and Folk Fairy Tales from Grimms to Disney1 section
- GERMAN 264 — German Film1 section
- GERMAN 266 — Virtual Realities: Collective Dreams from Plato to Cyberspace1 section
- GERMAN 266S — Virtual Realities: Collective Dreams from Plato to Cyberspace1 section
- GERMAN 270SA — Politics of the European Union1 section
- GERMAN 272T — Voices in the Environment: German1 section
- GERMAN 275 — The Legend of King Arthur in Literature and Film1 section
- GERMAN 276 — Is God Dead?1 section
- GERMAN 277 — Horror: Monsters, Vampires, and Ghosts in Film and Literature1 section
- GERMAN 282S — Modernism and the Arts1 section
- GERMAN 286 — German History Through Film1 section
- GERMAN 290-1 — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 290A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in German1 section
- GERMAN 290S — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 291 — Independent Study1 section
- GERMAN 295 — Inventing the Environment: Ideas of Nature in Literature and History of Science1 section
- GERMAN 300 — German Upper Level Elective1 section
- GERMAN 300S — German Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- GERMAN 303SA — Advanced German in Berlin1 section
- GERMAN 305S — Advanced German I: Culture and Society1 section
- GERMAN 306S — Advanced German II: Text and Context1 section
- GERMAN 310 — Advanced Conversation Practice1 section
- GERMAN 322SA — Berlin: Architecture, Art and the City, 1871-Present1 section
- GERMAN 323S — Dwarves, Dragon-Slayers, and Werewolves: Germanic Myths and Legends1 section
- GERMAN 324SA — Political Polarization in Contemporary Western Democracies1 section
- GERMAN 325SA — Current Issues and Trends in Germany1 section
- GERMAN 326SA — Practicum Seminar: German Business and Business Practices1 section
- GERMAN 327SA — Economics of Environmental and Climate Policy1 section
- GERMAN 330 — Portals: Art of Jumping Worlds1 section
- GERMAN 331T — Voices in Philosophy: German1 section
- GERMAN 332S — Creative Writing in German: The Writer's Craft1 section
- GERMAN 335S — Modern German Theater and Drama1 section
- GERMAN 340S — Contemporary Culture through the German Media Landscape1 section
- GERMAN 345S — Nature in the German Tradition1 section
- GERMAN 350S — The Image of America in German Culture1 section
- GERMAN 352SA — Berlin in Literature and Culture1 section
- GERMAN 354SA — Contemporary Art in Berlin1 section
- GERMAN 360 — What Is Beauty?1 section
- GERMAN 362SA — Economics of Green Germany1 section
- GERMAN 363S — Franz Kafka: One Great Writer1 section
- GERMAN 364 — Green Germany: World Leader in Environmental Policy1 section
- GERMAN 365SA — Art and Architecture of Berlin, Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century1 section
- GERMAN 366SA — Frontier City Berlin: Facing History's Great Challenges1 section
- GERMAN 375S — Art and Activism: Manifestos, Revolutions, and the Avant-gardes1 section
- GERMAN 376SA — Berlin Film City: Movies in the Metropolis1 section
- GERMAN 377SA — Writing in and on Berlin: Perspectives on a Metropolis1 section
- GERMAN 378S — Svevo and World Literature1 section
- GERMAN 380 — Marx, Nietzsche, Freud1 section
- GERMAN 381S — Mapping Jewish Modernism1 section
- GERMAN 387 — Germany Confronts Nazism and the Holocaust1 section
- GERMAN 390-1 — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 390S — Special Topics in German Literature and Culture1 section
- GERMAN 390S-1 — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 390SA — Special Topics in German Literature and Culture1 section
- GERMAN 391 — Independent Study1 section
- GERMAN 400 — German Upper Level Elective1 section
- GERMAN 400S — German Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- GERMAN 422S — Autonomy and Community: Politics in German Thought and Literature1 section
- GERMAN 425S — German Underworlds1 section
- GERMAN 430S — German Literature and Culture1 section
- GERMAN 432S — Modern German-Jewish Culture: Vienna, Prague, Berlin1 section
- GERMAN 433S — Science, Technology, and Art1 section
- GERMAN 435S — German Politics and Society1 section
- GERMAN 443S — Captured! Stories of Entrapment in the 20th and 21st Centuries1 section
- GERMAN 445S — The Uncanny German Canon from Goethe to Kafka1 section
- GERMAN 450S — Ethics and Literature: The Modern German Tradition1 section
- GERMAN 460S — World War I and the History of Art & Architecture: Germany and Beyond1 section
- GERMAN 490S — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 493 — Research Independent Study1 section
- GERMAN 501 — German for Academic Research I1 section
- GERMAN 502 — German for Academic Research II1 section
- GERMAN 512S — Theories of the Image: The Image in Walter Benjamin1 section
- GERMAN 535S — Comparative Modernisms1 section
- GERMAN 565S — Art and the Holocaust: Architecture, Art, and Cultural Politics during the Nazi Period1 section
- GERMAN 570 — Frankfurt School Critical Theory1 section
- GERMAN 575S — Hegel's Political Philosophy1 section
- GERMAN 576S — Nietzsche's Political Philosophy1 section
- GERMAN 590S — Special Topics in German Studies1 section
- GERMAN 690 — Special Topics in German Literature and Culture1 section
- GERMAN 690S — Special Topics in German Literature and Cultural Studies1 section
- GERMAN 691 — Independent Study1 section
- GERMAN 700S — Foreign Language Pedagogy: Theories and Practice1 section
- GERMAN 701S — Introductory German for Grad Students in Engineering1 section
- GERMAN 702S — Modern Jewish Thought1 section
- GERMAN 711S — Mapping Jewish Modernism1 section
- GERMAN 713S — Svevo and World Literature1 section
- GERMAN 715 — Foundations in German Studies, 1750 to 19001 section
- GERMAN 716 — Foundations in German Studies, 1900 to the Present1 section
- GERMAN 717S — The Politics of Memorialization: Postwar Cultural Responses to the Nazi Past and Comparative…1 section
- GERMAN 730S — A Cultural and Spatial Analysis of the Ghetto: Venice, Nazi Occupied Europe, Chicago1 section
- GERMAN 731S — The Bauhaus: Architecture, Design, Politics1 section
- GERMAN 735S — Introduction to Turkish-German Literature and Cinema1 section
- GERMAN 740S — East/West/Zion: Jewish Literary Modernism1 section
- GERMAN 745S — Brutal Humanism in Postwar Austria: Bernhard, Jelinek, Haneke, Seidl1 section
- GERMAN 750S — Gender and Aesthetic Theory1 section
- GERMAN 760S — The Concept of the Symbol1 section
- GERMAN 790-1 — Topics in Literary Theory1 section
- GERMAN 790-2 — Topics in Literary History (Special Topics)1 section
- GERMAN 790-4 — Special Topics in German Thought1 section
- GERMAN 791 — Independent Study1 section
- GERMAN 820 — Consent: Sex and Governance in the Age of Revolution1 section
- GERMAN 890S — Special Topics in German Studies and Related Fields1 section
- GERMAN 995S — Grad Dissertation Colloquium1 section
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