The Cornell program Studies for Netherlandic Language and Culture
The Cornell program Studies for Netherlandic Language and Culture has a history dating as far back as WWII. The program aims to provide Cornell students, faculty and staff as well as students from colleges and High Schools of the Upstate New York Fingerlakes Region with skills and knowledge of Dutch and Flemish.
The program is housed in the Department of German Studies in Goldwin Smith Hall. Address: GS G67
Courses
In the Fall: DUTCH 1210, DUTCH 2030, and NEW in Fall 2008: DUTCH 2050
In the Spring: DUTCH 1220, DUTCH 3000
Detailed information can be found in the Cornell Course catalog. Those who want more information as a prospective student can access course pages on the Course Support page.
Language Requirement
Students can fulfill the Language Requirement as stipulated by the College of Arts and Sciences, upon successfully completing DU203.
Enrollment
Students are advised to contact the instructor for an appointment before enrolling.
For further inquiries, contact:
Martijna Aarts Briggs
Tel: (607)254-6576/255-4047
Department of German Studies
G67 Goldwin Smith Hall
Cornell University
E-mail: mab5@cornell.edu
Or
Office of German Studies
183 Goldwin Smith Hall
Cornell University