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Objectives and requirements
Faculty
Why study German at UMM?
Finish in four years!
Research QuickStart for
German Literature Humanities Division page

• Clubs & opportunities

German Club
Boffers Club
History Club
Education Minnesota Student
Program
Study Abroad
Undergraduate Research
at UMM
RISE (summer research
with German Ph.D. students)
RISE: Larissa's experience
Congress Bundestag
Youth Exchange
Carl Duisberg Programs
(training in Germany)
Carl Duisberg Internships
Duisberg Language Travel
Duisberg in China
(and non-U.S. countries)
Bayer Foundation Fellowships

• Contact Info

For more information on the German major at UMM, call the Humanities Division Office at (320) 589-6250 and ask for the name and contact information for the German major Discipline Coordinator.

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German Discipline

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German Discipline Faculty

Professor Edith Borchardt, a Vienna-born Vassar graduate with a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and a background in the romantic writings of Heinrich von Kleist, is highly esteemed by UMM students for her outstanding classes in German literature. Her teaching strengths spring in part from her involvement with innovative methods and UMM's Assessment of Student Learning Committee. She is joined by instructors from across the faculty offering classes in conversation, literature, cinema, women's issues, and Austrian studies, among others.

Professor Borchardt and students visiting Italy

Professor Borchardt (right) and students visit Italy.

In 2007, UMM will welcome back Professor Ray Sibul. Professor Sibul, who developed UMM's first German film course, will offer a class on 'Weimar Film,' exploring the development of the German film as an expressionistic art form.