Whatever your interests, a knowledge of German can expand your opportunities. German is a global language, spoken by one hundred million people throughout the world. When you know German, you can read German literature, enjoy German films, and follow current events in German-speaking Europe. You can pursue research and employment opportunities with the many German, Austrian, and Swiss companies that have operations in North America (for a list of German firms located in Alabama, visit www.alabamagermany.org). Or you can venture abroad and live and work in German-speaking Europe. The ability to communicate in German will help you take advantage of these many possibilities.
If you are interested in taking German courses at UAB, pursuing a minor in German, or have other questions about German, please contact Zachary Sullivan at 205-996-7481 or blitzer@uab.edu. If you would like to see descriptions of German courses and German minor requirements at UAB, click here.
If you are interested in studying abroad in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland, please contact Josh Carter, Director, UAB Study Abroad Programs, Hill University Center 470, (205) 975-6611 or mcarter1@uab.edu
Whatever your interests, a knowledge of German can expand your opportunities. German is a global language, spoken by one hundred million people throughout the world. When you know German, you can read German literature, enjoy German films, and follow current events in German-speaking Europe. You can pursue research and employment opportunities with the many German, Austrian, and Swiss companies that have operations in North America (for a list of German firms located in Alabama, visit