Learning German

Learning German

The University of Greifswald offers various options for improving your German.

Language Courses from the Department of Teaching German as a Foreign Language

The University of Greifswald’s Department of Teaching German as a Foreign Language (DaF) offers the following courses: - Courses to prepare students for studying and the DSH examination Language courses during your studies - Intensive courses - Technical language courses You can find further information on the DaF Department’s website

Offers from the Language Centre (FMZ)

Language tandems and SEAGULL - Smart Educational Autonomy through Guided Language Learning Use the database to help you find a language tandem. Here, two partners with different native languages both learn the language of their counterpart. Practice material in the form of work sheets can be provided for levels A1 to B2. The Language Centre supports you with learning advice and can either offer a SEAGULL certificate or an examination at the end of the course, which can also be recognised for ECTS credit points.

Offers as Part of the Winter or Summer Schools

Find further information on current opportunities here

Department of Teaching German as a Foreign Language
Mirjam Herklotz

Makarenkostr. 22
Room 107
17491 Greifswald
Tel.: +49 3834 86-3435
herklotzm@uni-greifswald.de

Information for Applicants�

For queries regarding application and participation in a DSH examination

 

Tel.: +49 3834 420 1116
bew_info(at)uni-greifswald(dot)de

Offers from the German Department - German Course

During the lecture period (usually once a week) there is a German course for students from level B1 upwards. Here, you can improve your German language skills and learn more about the literature and culture of Germany and receive support for mastering study assignments (e.g. writing coursework). Tip: Young Germany: Nine Free Apps to Teach You German

Project - “Weltfreunde” (World Friends)

The project “Weltfreunde” (World Friends) was brought to life to establish contact between German and international students and also people with a migration background in and around Greifswald and to provide a space for interaction. Getting to know each other and learning from and with one another is at the heart of the project.