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- 2. What are you going to do with that?
- 4. Bessere Chancen für Unibewerbungen Zugang zu Stipendien (Deutschland hat über 200 pro Jahr)
- 5. Congress-Bundestag Exchange DeutscherAkademischer Austauschdienst Austrian Database for Scholarships
- 6. Englisch-Lehrer in Deutschland und Österreich Teaching English in Germany and Austria Forschungsprojekte in Deutschland und Österreich Research projects in Germany and Austria
- 7. For example: University of California 56 majors require or recommend German 43 majors – French 21 majors –Spanish 7 majors –Japanese
- 8. Academic programs requiring or recommending German: Anatomy, Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Studies, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Physics Linguistics, Logic and Methodology of Science Art History, Music Philosophy, Physiology, Religious Studies, Zoology.
- 9. German - a business and scientific language
- 10. Unschätzbar beim Studium der Philisophie, Literatur, andere Kunstfächer (Film, Musik, Architektur) Invaluable to the study of philosophy, literature and the other arts(music and architecture.
- 11. Deutschland ist das stärkste Land in Europa – politisch, finaziell, wirtschaftlich Germany = most powerful country in Europe politically, financially, economically Deutschland ist der fünftgrößte Handelpartner der USA Germany = fifth largest trading partner of the U.S. Deutsch ist eine wichtige Handelsprache in der EU und in Zentral- und Osteuropa German = key business language in the European Union and in Central and Eastern Europe
- 13. Es gibt über 750 U.S. Firmen sind in Deutschland 750+ major U.S. firms in Germany. über 1100 deutsche Firmen sind in den USA 1100 German companies in the U.S. 25% der ausländischen Touristen kommen aus deutsch-sprechenden Ländern 25% of foreign tourists in U.S. = from German-speaking countries
- 14. Deutsche Firmen in den USA zahlen ihren deutschsprechenden Angestellen mehr als anderen German companies in the U.S. pay German-speaking employees premium salaries. Jedes Jahr Machen hunderte von U.S. Studenten Praktika in deutschen Firmen in den USA und in Deutschland Every year hundreds of American students complete internships with German companies in the U.S. and abroad.
- 15. German companies: Daimler-Benz,Volkswagen, Porsche, BMW, Puma, Adidas, Siemens, Bose, Miele, Lowenbrau. Austrian companies: Swarovski, Atomic Skis, Red Bull Swiss companies: Nestle, Swatch,TAG Heuer.
- 16. Department of Homeland Security Department of Health and Human Services Department of Commerce Department of Energy
- 17. Uni Kassel/Uni Oldenburg: European Master in Renewable Energy FHS Flensburg/Uni Kiel:Wind Engineering Uni Stuttgart:Water Resources Engineering and Management DAAD RISE (Research Internships in Science and Engineering) program
- 18. General Manager, Automotive Manufacturing and Engineering Supply Firm Academic Librarian (Cataloger) Academic Research Scientist Study Abroad Coordinator US Naval Officer High School German Instructor Project Engineer | Operations Management Associate Automotive Engineering Intern
- 19. Tyler Christesen BA in German 2007 JuniorYear in Munich International ManagementTrainee with Bosch- Siemens Hausgeräte in Munich. MBA Director, HR Marketing and Recruiting, BSH Bosch and Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH “The intensive speaking and writing requirements of the German Program at UMW, as well as the optional study abroad semester, were an ideal preparation for this position – the skills I learned helped me to differentiate myself from other candidates and led to interesting opportunities in both the US and Germany."
- 20. Sarah Eubanks BA in German and Biology in 2013 DAAD RISE Summer Scholarship at the University of Kiel in Genetics in 2012 Currently in a MA/PhD program in Genetics at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
- 21. Jesse Kopp BA in German and StudioArt in 2009 CEO English Superior (LanguageTeaching and Translation Services) "When I walked across the stage at UMW in 2009, I never would have guessed that I would be running my own small business in Düsseldorf, Germany just five years later. Looking back it's clear that it was that my time in UMW's German program that equipped me with knowledge and skills that have allowed me to strike out on my own abroad.The small class size and the individual attention I received from Dr. Rotter were both critical in helping me gain (and retain!) the linguistic proficiency I've needed to stand on my own in Germany as a language instructor, translator, and interpreter.With his support and encouragement, I became the first student from the program to receive funding for interdisciplinary undergraduate research abroad and to graduate with academic honors."
- 22. Middle school &high school = basis for German learning continue on the university level Interested in the sciences, arts, philosophy, …? No problem Just add German
Editor's Notes
- Improve your chances for college or graduate school admission. Open doors to international scholarships and internships (Germany alone awards approximately 2000 grants annually to study in Germany).
- Improve your chances for college or graduate school admission. Open doors to international scholarships and internships (Germany alone awards approximately 2000 grants annually to study in Germany).
- At many American colleges and universities, German is the world language required most often. At the University of California, for example: 56 majors require or recommend German, 43 majors require or recommend French, 21 majors require or recommend Spanish, 7 majors require or recommend Japanese. Among the many academic programs requiring or recommending German are: Anatomy, Art History, Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Studies, Genetics, Linguistics, Logic and Methodology of Science, Molecular Biology, Music, Near Eastern Studies, Philosophy, Physical Science, Physics, Physiology, Religious Studies, Zoology.
- At many American colleges and universities, German is the world language required most often. At the University of California, for example: 56 majors require or recommend German, 43 majors require or recommend French, 21 majors require or recommend Spanish, 7 majors require or recommend Japanese. Among the many academic programs requiring or recommending German are: Anatomy, Art History, Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Studies, Genetics, Linguistics, Logic and Methodology of Science, Molecular Biology, Music, Near Eastern Studies, Philosophy, Physical Science, Physics, Physiology, Religious Studies, Zoology.
- German is widely used as a business and scientific language. A knowledge of German is also invaluable to the study of philosophy, literature and the other arts, including film, music and architecture.
- German is widely used as a business and scientific language. A knowledge of German is also invaluable to the study of philosophy, literature and the other arts, including film, music and architecture.
- Foreign language study will prepare you to become a competitive job candidate in the new millennium. German, in particular, can be your ticket to career advancement, because: Germany is the most powerful country in Europe politically, financially and economically. For those in business or service fields, German is a real asset, since Germany is the fifth largest trading partner of the U.S. German is a key business language in the European Union and in the rapidly growing markets of Central and Eastern Europe.
- More than 750 major U.S. firms are doing business in Germany. 1100 German companies do business in the U.S. and their presence continues to grow. More than 25% of all foreign tourists visiting the U.S. come from German-speaking countries, spending more than $37 billion annually around the world.