UC Asian, East European, and German Studies Dept.

We welcomed 100+ high school students to German Day -- with German games, German snacks, a taste of college German classes, and Schnitzeljagd!

Students and faculty at our early-semester reception

We previewed our programs for several interested students at admitted bearcat day

We are offering some interesting classes this spring: *East European and Eurasian Film (Film 2005-005, Dr. Rowe; online asynchronous). *Germany and its Culture and Society (Grmn 1083/Eust 1083; online)

Kaffee in the Kade: many interested students learn about our German Studies program

Our students learn about the Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon festival)

Asian Studies Open House: students from across campus learned about our classes, minor, major, and certificates.

Dr. Randall Rowe led the 2025 UC STARTALK program in June 2025 - we welcomed 15 high school and university students for intensive Russian language training as well as cultural workshops and seminars

Congratulations to Barbara Besendorfer for a successful Ph.D. dissertation defense: HENRIETTE SCHRADER-BREYMANN (1827-1899): SPIRITUAL MOTHERLINESS AS A FEMINIST (AND) RELIGIOUS PRACTICE

Our students explore Japan, summer 2025

Berlin - summer 2025: Our faculty led an excellent summer study abroad program in Berlin, with a great group of students

At our Year-End Reception: Thanks to our faculty for another successful year

Congratulations to our graduating students obtaining degrees, minors, and certificates

This summer, we offer interesting introductory language courses in Japanese (Japn 1001) online; and German (Grmn 1001) in-person; summer term B, July 7-Aug 9

We welcomed 100+ enthusiastic high-school students to German Day

We are offering interesting Summer 2025 Classes: Grmn 2010: German-American Cincinnati; Aist 2081: Chinese Culture; Aist 2086: Korean Culture

We are delighted to have our Max Kade Professor Christoph Schmitt-Maass deliver the 2025 Kade lecture: "Critique of 'Noisy Modernism'. Hearing-impaired Protagonists in Viennese Literature c. 1900"

Our students and faculty celebrate Lunar New Year 2025