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German, Scandinavian, And Dutch StudiesGSD / UT Austin

Compare 24 GSD courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.58
A grades · excludes A−
45.8%
Letter grades reported
779

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

GSD courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
GSD 301Introduction to the Study of Northern Europe3.6648.3%120Fall 2025
GSD 310Introductory Topics on Northern Europe3.5240.5%42Spring 2024
GSD 311FGermany and Globalization3.3722.2%9Spring 2020
GSD 311ISweden: Innovating for the World3.6741.7%12Spring 2025
GSD 311JChildren's Literature of Northern Europe3.6730.0%10Fall 2024
GSD 321WGerman Cultural History3.1912.7%55Summer 2025
GSD 330CENTRAL EUR GOES TO HOLLYWOOD3.9688.9%9Spring 2020
GSD 331CFilms of Ingmar Bergman3.4234.1%44Fall 2024
GSD 331EScandinavian Cinema Since 19803.8872.7%11Spring 2025
GSD 331JGerman Cinema 1918-19453.5728.6%14Fall 2024
GSD 341EHans Christian Andersen3.5536.1%83Fall 2024
GSD 341JContemporary Scandinavian Stories3.6847.7%88Spring 2025
GSD 341LVikings and Their Literature3.8784.6%26Spring 2026
GSD 341PN EUROPEAN CHILDRENS LIT3.5030.0%10Spring 2022
GSD 341QNorthern European Comics3.4473.3%15Fall 2020
GSD 360Topics in Culture and Society3.7156.3%96Spring 2024
GSD 361CIntroduction to Germanic Religion and Myth3.5461.5%13Fall 2020
GSD 361ETolerance in Dutch Culture3.5636.4%22Spring 2017
GSD 361GNorthern Gods, Northern Faiths: The Conversion of Scandinavians, Finns, Northern Slavs and Shamans3.4370.0%10Fall 2014
GSD 361JProtest, Revolt, and Revolution in West Germany3.7347.1%17Fall 2024
GSD 361KGerman Nationalisms2.8812.5%8Fall 2024
GSD 361PSports and Politics in Germany3.2413.8%29Fall 2023
GSD 362IPeople of the Midnight Sun - Sami Culture and Civilization3.8792.0%25Spring 2024
GSD 362JNordic Noir3.7081.8%11Spring 2025

How this department is summarized

The German, Scandinavian, And Dutch Studies hub includes 24 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.58 average combines 779 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 45.8%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.