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January 28-30 | Online | Film Screening
German Movie Nights: Free CountryTwo teenage girls in a desolate part of former East Germany have gone missing, and the rumor is they have absconded to the West. As two detectives immerse themselves in the case, it turns out that they're not the first women from the area to disappear without a trace.
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Starting February | Online and In Person | Language Courses
German Language Courses Starting in FebruaryMissed our term start in January? Haven't given up on your New Year's resolutions yet? Here's your chance to start learning German in February. Browse our variety of online courses: intensive and specialized courses, plus those with fewer sessions and more flexibility online.
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Starting February | Online and In Person | Language Courses
Specialized Courses Starting in FebruaryOur 5-week specialized German courses each focus on a certain language topic. In the grammar course (B1 to C1 levels), you will review the structures of the respective level and deepen your knowledge. With our different conversation classes, you get the chance to discuss interesting topics such as the German TV series Babylon Berlin, the Bauhaus school and its influence, and German politics. These are also the perfect add-on to an existing course.
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February 2, 6:30 & 8:00pm EDT | Online | Trial Class
Trial ClassesNot sure what to expect from our online courses? Join our free trial classes on February 2! We offer different classes for different levels - register via email now.
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Thru January 31 | Online | Translator's Prize
2022 Helen & Kurt Wolff Translator's PrizePublishers are encouraged to send in submissions for the next Helen and Kurt Wolff Translator's Prize. Established in 1996 and funded by the German government, the Prize is awarded each year to honor an outstanding literary translation from German into English published in the USA the previous year.
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Thru April 15 | Online | Translation Competition
2022 Gutekunst Prize of the Friends of Goethe New YorkThe Gutekunst Prize of the Friends of Goethe New York is open to college students and to all translators under the age of 35 who, at the time the prize is awarded, have not yet published, nor are under contract for, a book-length translation. Each applicant is required to translate a literary text of approximately 15 pages.
