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kitewithfish) wrote2007-09-20 07:49 pm
kitewithfish) wrote2007-09-20 07:49 pm
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I applied today for my Student Residence Permit to stay in Austria. Gah. So much paperwork. But, things are look well, because the things are now in motion, and the only issues that came up for me to solve prior to getting my residence permit are all things I was myself concerned about. And they are all of them fast on their way to getting solved, so life is good.
Other than that, I have received information that *all* of my classes in my Schedule of Wonderment would be acceptable for credit at my home university, and that I can thus pick and choose from the best of them.
(Excuse me, brief interlude while I fish out a fragment of dry pasta from between my keys. THAT would have sucked.)
Anyhoo, there has been a request from the great unwashed (Hi, Mom!) to know what my classes are. With that in mind, I provide you with a list of the possible choices:
Proseminars (which are classes in the normal number of students I know, about 30):
Historical Crime Fiction
Holocaust Literature
Vorlesungen (just lectures, usually in the realm of 200 or more)
Islam in Germany and Austria
Austrian History: a Survey
Women and Gender in National Socialism
Women's Diaries of the 19th and 20th Century: Women's History in the European Context
Archeology of Catastrophe: Literature and Politics of the Weimar Republic
Other than that, I have received information that *all* of my classes in my Schedule of Wonderment would be acceptable for credit at my home university, and that I can thus pick and choose from the best of them.
(Excuse me, brief interlude while I fish out a fragment of dry pasta from between my keys. THAT would have sucked.)
Anyhoo, there has been a request from the great unwashed (Hi, Mom!) to know what my classes are. With that in mind, I provide you with a list of the possible choices:
Proseminars (which are classes in the normal number of students I know, about 30):
Historical Crime Fiction
Holocaust Literature
Vorlesungen (just lectures, usually in the realm of 200 or more)
Islam in Germany and Austria
Austrian History: a Survey
Women and Gender in National Socialism
Women's Diaries of the 19th and 20th Century: Women's History in the European Context
Archeology of Catastrophe: Literature and Politics of the Weimar Republic