The German degree is the exploration of the language, literature, and culture of German-speaking countries (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) and their place in Europe and the world. Students combine coursework in German and English to develop skills in critical thinking, cultural awareness, media literacy, and linguistic competence. MU German majors commonly double major and have successfully pursued careers in business, engineering, finance, law, journalism, government service, teaching, medicine, and the sciences, as well as in art, literature, philosophy, music, and film. Students engage with cultural and philosophical traditions and learn about key issues affecting media, technology, art, politics, and society in present-day German-speaking countries as well as at key moments in its past.

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