GERM 10.03 Understanding German Media (in German)

This intermediate course explores the media scene of contemporary Germany, with a focus on newspapers, TV, radio, and blogs. We will compare these media, study the kinds of language they produce, and analyze their place in contemporary German culture. Students will develop writing skills by practicing the stylistic conventions of each medium, learning to communicate effectively with different audiences. The course reviews grammar topics in detail, expands vocabulary, and strengthens listening, speaking, and writing skills. Conducted in German.

Instructor

Komska

Prerequisite

GERM 3, or equivalent.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:W

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Offered

• Spring