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STUDYING AT THE
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The Department of Germanics values diversity in its broadest sense. Underrepresented individuals, international applicants, immigrants and permanent residents constitute a vital and enriching segment of our departmental community and are encouraged to apply. |
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THE DEPARTMENT |
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Internationally-recognized and award-winning faculty |
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Specialties in 18th-,19th-, and 20th-century literature; Comparative Literature; Critical Theory; Historical Linguistics; Cultural Studies; Jewish Studies; Film; Queer Theory |
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Extensive pedagogical and professional training for all graduate students |
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Mentoring opportunities in literature and culture courses |
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Outstanding placement record |
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DEGREE PROGRAMS |
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Master’s Degree prepares students for advanced studies in Germanics, Comparative Literature or Linguistics, as well as careers in elementary and secondary education and technology-related fields |
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Ph.D. program emphasizes scholarship, research and teaching in preparation for careers in college and university education |
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT OPPORTUNITIES |
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Three Max Kade Fellowships |
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Multi-year teaching assistantship packages with possibility of additional support
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Foreign teaching and study opportunities at several German universities |
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