Students must take at least three semester hours of academic
work, and many enroll for six hours of credit. All courses
are three-hour courses.
Half the courses are taught in the morning and half in the
afternoon. Morning courses meet in class from 9:00-11:30
a.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Morning courses have
required, whole-day field trips on Tuesdays. Afternoon
courses meet from 1:00-3:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays,
with Thursdays reserved for required field trips. Students
taking two courses must select one morning course and one
afternoon course.
All courses are designated as lower division (LD) or upper
division (UD) courses. LD courses are normally 1000 or 2000
level courses; UD courses are usually 3000 or 4000 level
courses. (Upper division courses may be taken for graduate
credit through special arrangement with the faculty members
teaching the courses.)
The exact numbers assigned to courses differ from institution
to institution. Check at the college or university where you
plan to register, to find out what course numbers will be
assigned to the courses you want to take. To learn more
about the courses offered in Germany, you can directly
contact the faculty members teaching them (see course
descriptions for their e-mail addresses) or the Program
Director Ms. Barbara Smith (bwsmith@ngcsu.edu)
All courses are dependent upon sufficient enrollment; courses
with inadequate enrollment will be canceled. Students will
be kept informed of courses at risk of cancellation. Click
on the courses below for more detailed information.
Course Offerings 2009
Morning Courses
BEGINNING GERMAN I (LD)
Professor Gabriele Stellmacher, Valdosta State University
GERMAN CHEMISTS OF THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES
Dr. Ronald Fietkau, Georgia College and State
University
MUSIC APPRECIATION (LD)
Dr. Carolyn J. Bryan, Georgia Southern University
THE MUSIC AND ART OF GERMANY (LD)
Dr. Kate Musgrove, Columbus State University
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
Dr. Nikki Finlay, Clayton State University
Afternoon Courses
ECONOMICS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
Dr. Nikki Finlay, Clayton State University
THEATRE HISTORY (UD)
Dr. Kate Musgrove, Columbus State University
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I (LD)
Professor Gabriele Stellmacher, Valdosta State
University
THE HOLOCAUST IN ART AND MUSIC
Dr. Carolyn J. Bryan, Georgia Southern University
Registration
In most cases, institutions in the University
System of Georgia identify courses and course numbers of
their own that for the courses being offered by faculty
members from other institutions. This enables most students
to register for courses at their home institutions. Students
from institutions that do not permit registration for
certain courses should contact the program office at
Valdosta State University for assistance. For students at
institutions actively involved in the European Council, the
first step in registration is meeting with their campus
representative. Students may earn three or six semester
hours of credit in standard courses offering three hours of
credit each. Students may take one or two of these courses.
Students who need to maintain full-time status for financial
aid eligibility may enroll prior to departure for Bonn in
May or early summer sessions at their home campuses. Some
professors may also offer directed study options during the
five-week program in Germany.
Note that the program package cost does NOT include tuition
fees. Tuition is paid directly to the college or university
where you are registering.
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