German (5A Upper-Intermediate) Part-time Evening Course - Term 4

Area of Interest: Languages

Feel at home anywhere with languages.

Hallo! (Hello!)

There are over 230 million speakers of German globally, and this number is rising fast. Whether you’re interested in communicating in Europe’s most commonly spoken language, or reading Goethe while travelling along the Romantic Road, German is one of the most useful and accessible languages to learn today.

We invite you to spend a few hours every week in Germany with us, to learn the language of Nietzsche, Beethoven, Marlene Dietrich, and Einstein.

UNSW Global courses are designed to create opportunities for real-life communication practice and connect you with other people who share your interests.

Did you know?

-        German and English share more than a quarter of their vocabulary, so you probably already know more German than you think you do!

-        Wanderlust (noun): the strong desire to travel

This course runs weekly on Thursdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm for ten weeks.

UNSW Staff and Students (not including students on international student visas) can request a code for a 25% discount by clicking here.

Students who are re-enrolling in Modern Language courses can request a code for a 10% discount by clicking here. 

FAQs

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

There is street parking on Day Avenue and streets just west of Anzac Parade. Restricted campus parking is also available in the UNSW car park on the corner of Day Ave and Anzac Parade.

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Please email enquiries.shortcourses@unswglobal.unsw.edu.au with any questions, or you can call (02) 9385 0555.

Can I continue to study German after this course?

Yes! Following the end of this course, you can enrol in the next level in our next term. Our term dates follow the NSW school term dates.

What course book do we use?

You will need to purchase a copy of the course book: Studio 21 B1- Kurs und Uebungsbuch (Hermann Funk).

This book is available at the UNSW Bookshop on the main campus.

How big are the classes?

Class numbers can fluctuate, but we keep a maximum of around 18 students per group.

Is there a minimum age?

We welcome students from 18 years and up and often have very mixed age groups in the class.

How do I know if this is the right level for me?

This course (10 weeks) is for learners who have good knowledge of the more familiar structures of the language. We estimate that students should enter this course after 180-240 hours of prior language tuition.

What's the course cancellation and refund policy?

UNSW Global reserves the right to cancel this course if necessary and will contact you as soon as practicable if this is required. If we cancel the course, you will get a full refund. If you cancel the course, refunds depend on the amount of notice. Please refer to UNSW Global's Terms and Conditions