With over 100 million speakers, German is spoken as a native language by more people than any other language in Europe. It is an official language of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein. In addition to that, around 20 million people are learning German as a foreign language worldwide. Germany is one of the largest exporters globally, and the largest national economy in Europe. Two-thirds of the world's leading international trade fairs take place in Germany. Speaking German will give you access to opportunities working for, or doing business with, companies in the German-speaking countries.
They can be taken for credit or not-for-credit. Modules with 44 taught classroom hours are worth 15 credits, those with 88 taught classroom hours are worth 30 credits. Check your level and take a diagnostic test if you know some German already.
Most of our modules are year-long. Intensive modules (two sessions @ 2 hours a week) can also be taken over one semester only. All language modules are taught in-person, on the Mile End campus. Timetable information will be available from August 2023.
Registration for credit bearing modules for academic year 2023/24 is available on MySIS until 23 April 2023. Registration for non-credit bearing modules will open in August 2023.
To help with your application, you can use this form to find the right module code. You will then need to follow the instructions on the form to submit your application.
German Language and Culture 1a
German Language and Culture 1
German Language and Culture 1b
German Language and Culture 2a
German Language and Culture 2
German Language and Culture 2b
Please note that in some cases there may be changes to days/times or venue prior to the start of teaching. Any changes will be updated on this website.