Depending on their level of preparation, students spend either one or two years towards completion of their classes and thesis.
Candidates are expected to have a reading knowledge of a third modern or ancient language. A thesis is required.
- GERM 5500X/Y.06: Literature and Thought from Reformation to Enlightenment.
- GERM 5520X/Y.06: Goethe and the Enlightenment.
- GERM 5530X/Y.06: Hegel's Aesthetics and the Ancients.
- GERM 5540X/Y.06: Kant and the History of German Idealism.
- GERM 5550X/Y.06: Hegel: Phenomenology of Spirit.
- GERM 5570X/Y.06: Goethe and Romanticism.
- GERM 5580X/Y.06: Goethe's Faust.
- GERM 5590X/Y.06: Studies in German Idealism.
- GERM 5600X/Y.06: Heidegger and German Idealism.
- GERM 5610X/Y.06: Literature of the 19th Century.
- GERM 5620X/Y.06: Modern German Literature.
- GERM 5630X/Y.06: Aesthetic Theory.
- GERM 5640X/Y.06: Ancient and Modern Dialectics.
- GERM 5660X/Y.06: History and Theory of the German Novel.
- GERM 5670X/Y.06: Hegel's Philosophy of Nature.
- GERM 5700.03: Special Topics I.
- GERM 5701.03: Special Topics II.
- GERM 5800X/Y.06: Research Seminar.
- GERM 9000.00: Thesis.