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Undergraduate Catalog | 2023-2024 Previous Edition

Languages and Culture Studies: German for Engineering, Undergraduate Certificate

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The Undergraduate Certificate in Languages and Culture Studies: German for Engineering (UCGE) provides classroom, overseas (optional), and practical training in German for Engineering.  The certificate requires 12 credit hours.

All program-level Admissions and Progression Requirements are in addition to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte Admission Requirements .

Admission Requirements

Students may begin the certificate as freshmen. There are no prerequisites.  Majors in any field are welcome.

See University Admission Requirements  

Certificate Requirements

Courses Taught in German (6 credit hours)

Courses Taught in English (6 credit hours)

Select two of the following:

Total = 12 Credit Hours

Progression Requirements

  • Beginning with two courses in the German language at the 2000-level, the sequence continues with a selection of two out of three 3000-level seminars on German-American culture for Business and Engineering taught in English.
  • A grade of C or above is required for all courses in the certificate.

Special Policies or Requirements

GERM 3670 , GERM 3680 , and GERM 3690  can double count toward the German Major and Minor.

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